Rosatom plans India’s nuclear expansion
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Russia’s state-run nuclear agency, Rosatom, is working in India to develop medium-sized nuclear reactors producing 50 to 100 megawatts, according
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Ukraine’s Zelensky slams Denmark’s Nord Stream approval
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says Denmark’s approval for Russia’s Nord Stream 2 pipeline to pump gas to Germany “strengthens
Russia pays for Druzhba pipeline crisis
Policy
Russia’s second-biggest oil producer, Lukoil, will sign a contract worth US$10 billion to supply Hungary’s energy provider MOL, Lukoil CEO
Orban and Putin discuss TurkStream gas supplies
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The ability of the TurkStream pipeline to bring Russian gas to Central Europe, bypassing Ukraine, was on the agenda for
Denmark approves Norway’s gas pipe to Poland
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The Baltic Pipe project, which aims to send Norwegian gas to Denmark and Poland, has won approval to pass through
Russia looks to delay cleaner oil regulations
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Russia says it may delay the domestic adoption of stricter rules targeting air pollution caused by the shipping trade.
China boosts coal imports and new mines
Environment
China, the world’s largest coal importer, is set to boost imports of the filthy fossil fuel by more than 10
Russia looks to ditch dollar for energy deals
Industry
Russia’s economic minister, Maxim Oreshkin, says Moscow is considering using alternatives to the US dollar for energy transactions and exports
Arctic study discovers giant methane leak
Environment
Russian Arctic researchers say they have found the most powerful methane gas fountain ever monitored escaping from thawing permafrost.
Philippines eyes Russian ‘floating Chernobyl’ plant
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A clone of Russia’s controversial floating nuclear power station could power remote Philippine islands, according to Manila’s trade secretary, Ramon
Nord Stream 2 considers non-Danish route
Policy
Russian President Vladimir Putin has hinted at other routes for the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline if Denmark denies access
Putin accuses Greta Thunberg of naivety
Environment
Russian President Vladimir Putin has dismissed Greta Thunberg as a nice girl but naive about the costs of renewable energy.
Shell calls on US to scrap Nord Stream sanctions
Policy
Shell is asking the US Congress not to enact sanctions against the Nord Stream 2 pipeline between Germany, said Cederic
Oil prices rebound but uncertainty forecast
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Oil prices have rebounded as output from the world’s largest oil producers fell during the third quarter, although the restoration
Moldova could face uncertain gas supplies next year
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Moldova faces a looming energy crisis as Ukraine and Russia struggle to agree on a new transit contract before the