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Russian Piped LNG is Critical for Europes Supply Needs

Russian Piped LNG is Critical for Europe's Supply Needs

The European Union's decision on the route and volume of LNG flow through Russia's new pipeline infrastructure, namely the Nord Stream 2 and TurkStream pipelines, remains critical to meeting Europe's requirement for liquefied natural gas (LNG), according to an expert at Wood Mackenzie late on Tuesday

Turkey is Capable of Overcoming Economic Woes: BP Pres.

Turkey is Capable of Overcoming Economic Woes: BP Pres.

The Turkish economy can cope with economic difficulties because of its many geopolitical advantages, BP Turkey President said Tuesday. Mick Stump's remarks came during his speech on Tuesday at a meeting of the Turkish National Committee of the World Energy Council (WEC) at Ankara's Sheraton Hotel

Wärtsilä is in Search of Start-Ups with Power-to-X Technology to Join SparkUp Challenge

Wärtsilä is in Search of Start-Ups with Power-to-X Technology to Join SparkUp Challenge

The technology group Wärtsilä continues its active start-up collaboration by launching the next SparkUp Challenge for start-ups. This time the focus is on the energy field with Power-to-X technologies. The Smart Energy Challenge is based on Wärtsilä Energy Solution’s new vision: ‘Towards a 100% renewable energy future’

US Oldest Nuclear Power Plant to Retire on Monday: EIA

US' Oldest Nuclear Power Plant to Retire on Monday: EIA

America's oldest commercially operated nuclear power plant, the Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station, located 50 miles east of Philadelphia in Forked River, New Jersey, is scheduled to retire on Monday, the Energy Information Administration said

Egypt Inks $1B Exploration Deal With Shell, Petronas

Egypt Inks $1B Exploration Deal With Shell, Petronas

The Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum has signed a deep-water oil and gas exploration agreement with Royal Dutch Shell and Malaysia's Petronas worth around $1 billion to drill eight wells in the country's West Nile Delta region, local media reported

Turkey Needs More Market Space for Renewables Growth

Turkey Needs More Market Space for Renewables Growth

Turkey's unproductive and inefficient power plants need to retire so domestic renewable energy resources can avail of a greater share of the energy market, a senior advisor at U.S.-based Regulatory Assistant Project (RAP) said Friday

Greenhouse Gas Emissions Cuts Possible by 2030: Experts

Greenhouse Gas Emissions Cuts Possible by 2030: Experts

All sectors of the global economy - energy, food and agriculture, industry, construction and transport, have the potential to halve greenhouse gas emissions by around 2030, according to a report released for the launch of the Global Climate Action Summit in San Francisco on Thursday

Turkeys Zorlu Signs 50MW Solar Deal With Kazakhstan

Turkey's Zorlu Signs 50MW Solar Deal With Kazakhstan

Turkey's Zorlu Energy signed a good-will agreement with Kazakhstan to construct a 50-megawatt (MW) solar power plant in Kazakhstan, the company announced Thursday

Sungrow Supplied 80 MW of Inverters for Wyomings First Utility-Scale PV Plant

Sungrow Supplied 80 MW of Inverters for Wyoming's First Utility-Scale PV Plant

Sungrow, a global leading inverter solution supplier for renewables, announced recently that it is supplying 80 MW PV inverters for the first utility-scale solar project in Wyoming, which highlights Sungrow's high recognition and strong brand influence in the North American PV market

Turkish Ak-Ay Elektrik to Supply Power to 3M Nigerians

Turkish Ak-Ay Elektrik to Supply Power to 3M Nigerians

Turkish company Ak-Ay Elektrik will supply electricity to three million people in the West African country of Nigeria through five infrastructure projects to supply transformer substations

Urban Climate Policies Could Create 13.7 Million Jobs

Urban Climate Policies Could Create 13.7 Million Jobs

Ambitious urban climate policies up to 2030 are key to the creation of 13.7 million jobs in cities while preventing approximately 1.3 million premature deaths per year, according to a report Tuesday entitled Climate Opportunity: More Jobs; Better Health; Liveable Cities

Renewables to Dominate Power Generation in 2050: Report

Renewables to Dominate Power Generation in 2050: Report

Renewables will account for 80 percent of global electricity production in 2050, according to an energy transition outlook report released on Monday. Published by Norway-based global quality assurance and risk management company DNV GL, the report said coal, oil and gas would cease to dominate global primary energy supply by 2050

EBRD Loans $102 Million to Turkey’s Akfen Renewables

EBRD Loans $102 Million to Turkey’s Akfen Renewables

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) will provide a financing package of up to $102 million to the renewable energy arm of the Turkish conglomerate Akfen Holding, the bank announced on Tuesday

New Contractor Joins for Turkeys Akkuyu Nuclear Plant

New Contractor Joins for Turkey's Akkuyu Nuclear Plant

A new construction contracting company has joined participants for the construction of Turkey's first nuclear plant, the Akkuyu Nuclear Power Plant (NPP), Russia's state atomic energy Corporation Rosatom announced on Monday

Qatargas, Petrochina Sign 22-Year LNG Supply Deal

Qatargas, Petrochina Sign 22-Year LNG Supply Deal

Qatargas signed a long-term sales and purchase agreement (SPA) with PetroChina International Company Limited, a unit of PetroChina, to supply China with around 3.4 million tonnes of liquefied natural gas (LNG) per annum, the company announced on Monday