Russia looks to ditch dollar for energy deals
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Russia’s economic minister, Maxim Oreshkin, says Moscow is considering using alternatives to the US dollar for energy transactions and exports
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France’s EDF poised to replace Flamanville reactor cover
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French utility EDF says it is ready to replace the steel cover of its crisis-ridden Flamanville 3 reactor vessel (pictured)
Cyprus buys Israeli drones to monitor Turkey’s drilling
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Cyprus is planning to use four Israeli drones to monitor Turkey drilling operations in Cypriot waters, according to the defence
BP promotes upstream chief to replace Dudley
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BP CEO Bob Dudley, 64, will retire in 2020 after almost a decade in charge and be replaced by a
Ireland eyes ‘green’ gas to cut emissions
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Renewable gas could significantly help cut Ireland’s emissions, according to Gas Networks Ireland (GNI) boss Denis O’Sullivan. The Irish government
Giant Volkswagen diesel scandal case opens in Germany
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A German court has opened proceedings for around 470,000 consumers aiming to claim compensation from Volkswagen for cars affected by
UK watchdog warns of misleading renewable claims
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Energy suppliers failing to generate or directly produce renewable energy risk misleading customers by claiming they are “100-per-cent renewable”, a
Saudi Aramco to push ahead with IPO despite supply chaos
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Saudi Aramco is reportedly continuing plans for its initial public offering (IPO) with banker meetings due this week after it
France’s EDF faces strikes and safety questions
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A strike by French utility EDF staff in protest against restructuring plans at the firm has reduced power generation at
EDF admits to reactor welding issues in France
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The French state-run electricity provider EDF has admitted to possible weaknesses with components, including improper welding, used in reactors in
Poland wins court bid to limit Russian access to gas link
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Poland has won a European Union court ruling that limits Russian control of the pipeline that will link to the
German minister demands emissions policy ahead of UN summit
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Germany’s minister for the environment, Svenja Schulze, has said the fragile governing coalition should resign if it cannot agree on
Norway’s Equinor set for shares buyback
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Norwegian state-run oil and gas giant Equinor has launched a US$5-billion share buyback while promising to bring a major new
Oil prices fall amid more Trump tariffs
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Oil prices weakened today (Monday) after new tariffs in the ongoing US-China trade war came into force on US$112 billion
Saudi Aramco picks Tokyo for huge IPO launch
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Saudi Arabian oil giant Saudi Aramco is purportedly considering a two-stage, US$2-trillion initial public offering (IPO) with a domestic debut