Shell faces Dutch lawsuit over notorious Nigerian oil deal
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Royal Dutch Shell is facing prosecution in the Netherlands over a licence in Nigeria, intensifying its legal troubles from a
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Cyprus promises gas investment fund
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ExxonMobil and Qatar Petroleum have announced a major gas field at Glaucus-1 near Cyprus and the Greek-Cypriot parliament has followed the
Gazprom appeal against Swedish gas ruling delayed until 2020
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Ukraine’s state-owned Naftogaz says a Swedish arbitration court will next year hear the appeal by Russia’s Gazprom against the Stockholm
Equinor invests in tech to boost North Sea output
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Norway’s state-run oil and gas giant, Equinor, says it will deploy cabled underwater instruments from Sonardyne International to boost the
Germany hopes imports will bridge power gaps
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Germany will rely on power imports and it abandons coal and nuclear energy before 2038, according to Thomas Bareiss, Berlin’s
Oil an ‘ethical’ investment: BP
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Oil and gas major BP has predicted that renewable energy will become the world’s main source of power within two
Single-use plastic bans could damage environment: BP
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The 2019 BP Energy Outlook argues that a global ban on single-use plastics, including packaging, by 2040 could have the
Carbon-capture pilot launched in UK
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In a global first, carbon dioxide is being captured at a biomass power station in the UK. Drax’s £400,000 pilot
Oil pioneer hails Shell North Sea deal
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The chief executive of Cluff Natural Resources (CLNR) has said the company’s farming-out agreement with Royal Dutch Shell will transform
Dubai eyes hydrogen in green future
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Dubai has begun implementing its plans to explore the potential of hydrogen as a low-carbon energy that could boost the
Iran’s exports to Asia slump amid sanctions
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As Europe plans a financial mechanism to dodge US sanctions on Iran, 2018’s crude oil imports to Asia’s top four
Environmentalists challenge Shannon LNG ruling
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The decision to extend planning permission for a €500 million liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal beside western Ireland’s Shannon estuary
Nord Stream ready by November: engineer
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Russian gas could be piped directly to Germany from November through the new Baltic pipeline despite the project’s detractors, according
Russian gas giants begin to clash in Europe
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Russia’s two biggest natural gas producers have previously avoided competing overseas because of Gazprom’s export monopoly but this has changed
Equinor cuts logistics emissions
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Norway’s oil and gas giant Equinor says that since 2011 it has cut carbon dioxide emissions from its logistical operations