Norway’s Equinor finds major North Sea oil well
Consumption
A Norwegian exploration well at Echino South in the North Sea is estimated to hold recoverable resources of between 38
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Germany calls on Shell to clean North Sea rigs
Environment
Germany says it has called a special meeting of international partners this week to call on Royal Dutch Shell to
Greenpeace blocks Poland’s coal imports at Gdansk
Environment
Greenpeace says its activists climbed cranes at the Polish port of Gdansk to block the unloading of imported coal, calling
Oil giants not enemy to climate action: industry advocate
Industry
A representative of the fossil-fuel sector says North Sea oil firms are “not the enemy” in the fight against climate
BP boss calls for energy transition
Policy
BP’s chairman Helge Lund says the world’s energy consumption is “unsustainable” and that the days of chasing after fossil fuels
Greenpeace blocks off BP HQ
Environment
Greenpeace activists have “shut down” BP’s London headquarters and say they plan to blockade it for at least a week.
Norway urged to retain oil shares
Policy
Norway’s sovereign wealth fund, the world’s largest, should retain tens of billions of dollars of oil and gas shares, according
Greenpeace disrupts Total AGM
Environment
Greenpeace has disrupted Total’s AGM in protest against the French oil and gas giant’s bid to the drill near the
‘Nuclear Titanic’ arrives in Murmansk
Production
Russia’s floating nuclear power plant, known as a “floating Chernobyl”, has arrived at the Arctic port of Murmansk after leaving
Equinor urged to axe ‘fairytale’ drilling
Environment
Greenpeace says Norway’s rebranded oil giant Equinor, formally Statoil, is requesting an extension on its Great Australian Bight drilling proposal.
Activists dismiss Statoil rebranding
Policy
Shareholders in Statoil have approved the board’s proposal to rebrand as Equinor as it diversifies away from fossil fuels and
‘Nuclear Titanic’ heads into Baltic
Industry
The Akademik Lomonosov, dubbed Russia’s “floating Chernobyl”, is due to be wired into the electrical grid in the Arctic town
‘Nuclear Titanic’ leaves St Petersburg
Industry
Russia has launched a controversial floating nuclear power station, which environmentalist have dubbed a “nuclear Titanic”, to provide energy to
Wind-to-hydrogen prices falling: IEA
Transmission
Hydrogen produced by surplus wind and solar energy could be cheaper than natural gas by the 2030s, a study claims.
Activists demand ministers relax renewable policy
Transmission
Environmental activists have demonstrated outside a meeting of EU energy ministers in Sofia to call on governments to stop restricting