EU reveals limited scope of Iran finance body
Policy
The financial mechanism set up by France, Germany and Britain, and due to receive the endorsement of the rest of
Archive for February 2019
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Double trouble: the pitfalls of parallel pipelines
Opinion
Oil and gas pipelines may now be popular news items, but that wasn’t always the case. Geopolitics is one reason:
Iran’s exports to Asia slump amid sanctions
Industry
As Europe plans a financial mechanism to dodge US sanctions on Iran, 2018’s crude oil imports to Asia’s top four
Russia proposes N Korean nuclear plant: US
Production
The Washington Post claims that in recent months, Russia allegedly offered a nuclear power station to North Korea in exchange
German coal commission proposes 2032 rethink
Production
The 28-member German coal commission, representing mining regions, power suppliers, scientists and environmental activists, suggested this week that its phase-out
Environmentalists challenge Shannon LNG ruling
Industry
The decision to extend planning permission for a €500 million liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal beside western Ireland’s Shannon estuary