Germany reports sudden fall
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Germany has reported a sudden decline in the number of new wind farms being planned this year, raising fears that
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Germany unveils coal funding ahead of state elections
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The Germany cabinet has approved a plan to spend up to €40 billion by 2038 to reduce the impact of
Erdogan scoffs at EU sanctions over Cyprus drilling
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has criticised European Union measures to punish Turkey for drilling near Cyprus and vowed to
Pompeo hails success of Iranian oil sanctions
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US sanctions have removed nearly 2.7 million barrels of Iranian oil every day from the global markets, according to US
US angered as Gibraltar frees Iranian tanker
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An Iranian oil tanker held in Gibraltar since July 4 has been officially released by the authorities in the UK-run
Two bodies missing after Russia nuclear blast
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The corpses of two of the five nuclear researchers killed in last week’s Russian atomic explosion have allegedly vanished. The
Trump’s China stance dampens growth
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Oil prices have dropped again as Donald Trump said trade talks with China planned for September could be called off.
Denmark’s Nord Stream delay could cost €660m
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Denmark’s demand for an environmental assessment for the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline would increase costs by up to €660
Turkey steps up Cyprus gas dispute with third drill-ship
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Turkey has stepped up its drilling operations off the coast of Cyprus with a third drilling ship due to arrive
Cavusoglu open to all Cypriot gas solutions
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Turkey says it is open to all solutions to the Cyprus gas dispute that respect Turkish Cypriot rights. Foreign Minister
US senators approve Russia pipeline sanctions
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The US Senate Foreign Relations Committee has overwhelmingly approved sanctions on the construction of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline from
Turkey dismisses rumours of Cypriot gas find
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Turkey has dismissed media reports that its controversial drillship, the Fatih, has struck a large gas reservoir containing around 170
Poland eyeing energy commissioner role: reports
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Poland reportedly says it wants the right to appoint an important commissioner in exchange for Polish support for Germany’s Ursula
Turkey brushes off EU sanctions over Cyprus
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Turkey has vowed to step up drilling for gas off Cyprus, in defiance of the threat of European Union sanctions.
EU promised radical carbon targets
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The outgoing German defence minister, Ursula von der Leyen (pictured), has pledged to address climate change, ahead of the European