Fracking rebels set to oppose govt
Policy
As the UK government pushes to develop a fracking sector, Conservative MPs are reportedly preparing to rebel over its proposal
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Kiev celebrates Swedish gas ruling
Policy
Ukrainian Naftogaz is to take legal action to seize Russian gas giant Gazprom’s European assets after a Swedish appeals court
Scholars blast EU climate directive
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Climate scientists say that the world’s carbon sinks could be threatened by the EU Renewable Energy Directive’s inclusion of energy
Trump’s Iran action to boost oil prices
Policy
The European Commission’s announcements on trading with Iran have been ignored as oil prices rise ahead of Donald Trump’s second
Commission plans Russian gas ‘deal’: analysts
Policy
The European Commission’s push to redraft the EU’s third gas directive will fail, but the executive branch has not withdrawn
Oil prices rise ahead of Iran sanctions
Policy
Oil prices rose today (Monday) supported by fears that falling Iranian output will restrict supply once Donald Trump’s second round of
China plans nuclear barge: US
Policy
Apparently keen to replicate Russia’s floating nuclear power station, China is looking to launch a similar barge in the disputed
IAEA praises Iranian nuclear compliance
Policy
Iran continues to comply with the terms of its 2015 nuclear deal, despite Donald Trump’s withdrawal from the agreement, according
The Most Dangerous Nuclear Power Plant
Opinion
What is the most dangerous nuclear power plant? Fukushima? Chernobyl? The answer is neither. It is the one closed prematurely.
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
Poland to diversity supplies: Duda
Policy
Polish President Andrzej Duda has told a conference in Australia that his government is working to diversify its energy supplies
National Security Drives Energy Transitions, Part II
Opinion
This article is the second part of a two-part analysis that examines how national security interests have hastened energy transitions
Tajik-Uzbek hydro project planned
Policy
Tajikistan’s president, Emomali Rahmon, has visited Uzbekistan for talks seen as an important step towards mending the bilateral relationship and
German firms ditch Iran deals
Policy
German rail operator Deutsche Bahn and Deutsche Telekom are cancelling projects in Iran after Donald Trump imposed sanctions which would
Pipeline tests Five Star credibility
Policy
Italy’s populist Five Star Movement is struggling with campaign promises to axe the Trans-Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) now it is in