IAEA due to inspect Belarus nuclear plant
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The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is expected in Belarus next month to evaluate the preparedness for a nuclear power
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Aramco shares tumble after Soleimani killing
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State-owned Saudi Aramco shares closed more than 10 per cent below last month’s highs as the fallout from the assassination
Israel’s Leviathan gas field comes online
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Israel is pumping gas from a large field in the Mediterranean days before it is due to sign a trilateral
Equinor plans Johan Castberg expansion
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Norway’s oil and gas giant Equinor intends to add resources to its major North Sea Johan Castberg project. The Norwegian
Russia’s nuclear ship lights Christmas tree
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Russia’s Arctic floating nuclear power station has been connected to the grid in time to add festive cheer to one
Ghana firm discovers huge offshore oilfield
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A vast oil field has been discovered in Ghana amid hopes that it will begin pumping within three years. Ghanaian
Spain’s Canary Islands look to floating wind power
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Spain’s Canary Islands are looking to floating wind farms out of sight of its tourist beaches to end the crowded
Turkey deploys drone to monitor Cypriot gas drilling
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A Turkish military drone has been deployed at a northern Cypriot base to boost controversial gas exploration operations around the
Nord Stream 2 looks to sue EU over new regulations
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The consortium behind the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline is threatening to sue the European Union if it faces “unreasonable,
Opec and Russia finally agree production cut
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The Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) and Russia have said they have agreed to cut crude output, boosting
Ireland eyes 70% renewables by 2030
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Ireland’s government has this week revealed its Renewable Electricity Support Scheme (RESS) to show how the republic aims to boost
Energy frustrations and hopes fuel Middle East protests
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The street demonstrations in Iran, Iraq, and Lebanon have flown somewhat under the radar in the Western press. Perhaps this
French minister mocks US weakness in Gulf
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The French defence minister, Florence Parly, has criticised the US over the “unanswered” attacks on Persian Gulf oil supplies. Parly
China coal use could break Paris accord: study
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The numbers of new Chinese coal-fired power plants have eclipsed total closures elsewhere in the world since the start of
Turkey defies EU and US with Cyprus gas drilling
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The Turkish drillship Fatih is operating off northeastern Cyprus, according to Turkish vice president, Fuat Oktay, in defiance of European