English Edition

Russia Pushes Ahead With Power of Siberia Pipeline

Russia Pushes Ahead With Power of Siberia Pipeline

Russian gas monopoly is moving ahead with the construction of the Amur gas processing plant that will allow for the Power of Siberia pipeline to be implemented on time, the company’s CEO, Alexey Miller said at conference call on occasion of New Year’s Eve

Turkey Commissions First FSRU LNG Unit

Turkey Commissions First FSRU LNG Unit

France’s Engie, and the Turkish construction companies Kolin and Kalyon have inaugurated the Etki LNG terminal, the country’s first FSRU-based import terminal located close to Çakmakli, Izmir

EU Commission Strives for Resilient Energy Union

EU Commission Strives for Resilient Energy Union

The European Commission said it plans to pursue a resilient Energy Union with a forward-looking climate change policy in 2017. This is one of the Commission’s 21 key initiatives for 2017 outlined by the EU’s executive arm on January 2

Top 10 Renewable Energy Trends to Watch in 2017

Top 10 Renewable Energy Trends to Watch in 2017

A review of all the headlines published by Renewable Energy Worldthis year revealed many interesting trends in the global renewable energy marketplace. Ten trends, however, stand out as being major stories to watch in 2017. Take a look, and add your comments below to let us know what stories you will be watching in the New Year

US Giant ExxonMobil Battles in Court With Small Romanian Firm Over Property Rights

US Giant ExxonMobil Battles in Court With Small Romanian Firm Over Property Rights

ExxonMobil Corporation, the largest listed oil company in the world, with an annual turnover that is 50% higher than Romania’s GDP, has been fighting in court with a small Romanian company for over two years in order to oblige it to change its name and freely hand over its web domain. The US company claims that the name of the Romanian company Mobil Import Export infringes its intellectual property rights

Gazprom Boosts Daily Gas Exports to Europe to Record Levels

Gazprom Boosts Daily Gas Exports to Europe to Record Levels

Russian gas monopoly Gazprom in November set absolute daily records of natural gas supplies to Europe overpassing the previous records, which were established during the bitter frosts of January 2008, Gazprom Export’s Blue Fuel Newsletter reported in its December issue

Turkish Stream Crosses Choppy Waters

Turkish Stream Crosses Choppy Waters

In the second half of 2017, the world’s most modern pipe-laying barge will lay the first string of the Turkish Stream pipeline across the Black Sea from Russia to Turkey

Europe Recovers in Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index

Europe Recovers in Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index

Europe is recovering lost ground in the Renewable energy country attractiveness index – RECAI – compiled by Ernst & Young, while Greece remained at the 40th place of the index once again, EY said its latest six-month report

EBRD, EIB Offer EUR 92 Mln for Romania-Moldova Gas Pipe

EBRD, EIB Offer EUR 92 Mln for Romania-Moldova Gas Pipe

The European Union, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), and the European Investment Bank (EIB) have offered a funding package of EUR 92 million for the construction of a gas pipeline from Romania to Moldova in order to strengthen Moldova’s energy security

Meps Call For a Stronger EU Carbon Market

Meps Call For a Stronger EU Carbon Market

On December 15, the European Parliament’s Environment Committee gave a boost to plans to increase greenhouse-gas emission curbs through the EU carbon market (EU ETS). MEPs propose reducing the carbon credits to be auctioned by 2.4% each year, and doubling the capacity of the market stability reserve (MSR) to absorb the excess of allowances on the market

2017 to Be Stable Year for Gas and Oil: Wood Mackenzie

2017 to Be Stable Year for Gas and Oil: Wood Mackenzie

Next year will be a year of stability and opportunity for global oil and gas, according to research and consulting firm Wood Mackenzie on Monday. Wood Mackenzie's global corporate outlook for 2017 forecasts that both industries will turn cash flow positive for the first time since the downturn in the oil sector, if OPEC production cuts drive oil prices over $55 per barrel

UN Says Iran Committed to Nuclear Deal

UN Says Iran Committed to Nuclear Deal

The United Nations atomic energy watchdog chief, Yukiya Amano, told reporters in Tehran on December 18 that Iran has shown full commitment to an internationally-backed deal on its nuclear programme. His statement follows Iran’s decision to start working on nuclear-powered vessels and complaints over the US disrespect for the deal

IENE Organized Advance Presentation of its «South East Europe Energy Outlook 2016 - 2017» at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Athens

IENE Organized Advance Presentation of its «South East Europe Energy Outlook 2016 - 2017» at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Athens

The Institute of Energy for SE Europe (IENE) staged today a special event to present its recently completed major study «South East Europe Energy Outlook 2016 - 2017» (SEEEO 2016-2017). The presentation took place at the Giannos Kranidiotis auditorium in the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in Athens, to a selected group of senior business executives, energy experts, foreign diplomats, as well as IENE members and associates and contributors to the SEEEO 2016-2017. Greece’s PPC, DEPA, IGI Poseidon, ADMIE and EnSCo were the event sponsors

Russia Soon to Ratify Turkstream Natural Gas Pipeline

Russia Soon to Ratify Turkstream Natural Gas Pipeline

The Russian government will submit the agreement on the TurkStream project between Russia and Turkey to the Russian parliament for ratification, according to Leonid Slutksy, chairman of the State Duma Committee for International Affairs on Friday