‘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
Industry
|
Statoil proposes Irish wind farm
Industry
Ireland has “enormous potential for offshore energy developments”, Norwegian state-run giant Statoil told Dublin’s Department Communications, Climate Action and Environment
TurkStream reaches Thrace coast
Industry
The deep-water offshore construction of the first TurkStream gas pipeline is now complete as the world’s largest pipelaying vessel, the
‘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
Germany pays less for Russian gas: data
Industry
Russia’s Federal Customs Service statistics show Germany paid less for natural gas from the world’s largest exporter, Gazprom, than most
EU energy dependency on rise: Eurostat
Industry
A downturn in primary productionof fossil fuels, as well as nuclear energy, means that the EU’s energy imports have increased,
Gazprom hails $20bn Baltic methane plant
Industry
De-facto Russian gas monopoly Gazprom says it plans to work with Rusgazdobycha to build a gas processing plant on the
Rotterdam plans ship-to-ship LNG refuelling
Industry
The Dutch port of Rotterdam expects to see its first ship-to-ship liquefied natural gas (LNG) refuelling operation in June, boosting
Bosnia-Serb utility board sacked
Industry
The management board of the autonomous Bosnia-Serb region’s largest power utility ERS has resigned over supposedly unaccountable losses. Bosnian-Serb Prime
Total buys utility in €1.4bn swoop
Industry
French oil giant Total has followed Royal Dutch Shell by extending its exposure to the household energy sector with a
Gazprom Neft targets IT strategy
Industry
Gazprom Neft, the oil branch of the Russian gas giant Gazprom, has confirmed the digital transformation of its business as
Greek tanker collides off Singapore
Industry
A Greek-flagged tanker has collided with a Singapore-registered supertanker about 1 nautical mile south of Tuas Extension off the coast of
Houston, we have a solution: carbon capture and storage
Industry
This article was first published on Morning Consult (morningconsult.com) on April 13, 2018. As the World Bank prepares to host
Scandinavia attracts cryptocurrency mining
Industry
Cryptocurrency miners are moving to Norway and Sweden because of cheap hydroelectric energy and low temperatures to cool their servers.
Cyprus to protest against Akkuyu
Industry
Cyprus will lodge protests over the risks posed by the construction of Turkey’s first nuclear power plant near the Mediterranean