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Shells First Floating LNG Tech. Arrives in Australia

Shell's First Floating LNG Tech. Arrives in Australia

Shell Australia's Prelude floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) facility, the first deployment of Shell's FLNG technology, arrived in Australian waters on Tuesday, the company announced. Prelude FLNG will see a 488 meter-long floating facility extracting and liquefying gas at sea, before it is exported to customers around the globe

TAP Announces New Greece Country Manager

TAP Announces New Greece Country Manager

Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) AG announced today the appointment of KaterinaPapalexandri as its new Greece Country Manager as of 1st September 2017. Katerina replaces the current Country Manager, Rikard Scoufias

Serbia, Rio Tinto Sign Mou to Progress Jadar Lithium-Borate Deposit Project

Serbia, Rio Tinto Sign Mou to Progress Jadar Lithium-Borate Deposit Project

Serbia's government said on Monday it has signed a memorandum of understanding with British-Australian mining group Rio Tinto related to the implementation of the Jadarmineral exploration project near the western town of Loznica. The MoU will enable the creation of joint task groups which would oversee the study phase of the project and the process of obtaining necessary permits, the government said in a statement

Romanias U2 Nuclear Reactor Reconnected to Power Grid

Romania's U2 Nuclear Reactor Reconnected to Power Grid

Romania's second nuclear reactor at the Cernavoda power plant on the river Danube was reconnected to the national power grid on Sunday after being offline since Saturday, its owner Nuclearelectrica said

Big Oil Warns New Russia Sanctions Could Deal Out US Companies

Big Oil Warns New Russia Sanctions Could Deal Out US Companies

The oil industry has warned US lawmakers that proposed new economic sanctions on Russia approved by the US Senate could take their toll on US jobs and oil and gas projects around the world, the FT reported. American oil and natural gas companies are pushing for changes to avoid unintended consequences

Poland Pursues Energy Independence

Poland Pursues Energy Independence

In five years, Poland will achieve energy independence and will become a gas distribution hub in the next 10 years. So said Poland’s deputy Prime Minister Mateusz Morawieck following American President Donald Trump‘s visit to Warsaw

Iran Aims to Bolster Oil and Gas Production by 2021

Iran Aims to Bolster Oil and Gas Production by 2021

Iran intends to ramp up gas production by 2021, Amir Hossein Zamaninia, deputy minister of Petroleum for Trade and International Affairs said Tuesday at the World Petroleum Congress in Istanbul

The Enhancement of Energy Security in SE Europe with the Use of LNG was Fully Explored in Latest IENE Workshop

The Enhancement of Energy Security in SE Europe with the Use of LNG was Fully Explored in Latest IENE Workshop

The Institute of Energy for SE Europe (IENE) held in Athens, on 4-5 July 2017, an international Workshop on "Energy Security in SE Europe and the role of LNG”, which brought together high-level energy professionals from several European countries, including some of the region’s top energy players, as well as from pioneering companies working at global scale

France to End Sale of Gasoline and Diesel Cars by 2040

France to End Sale of Gasoline and Diesel Cars by 2040

France aims to end the sale of diesel and gasoline cars by 2040 as part of a five-year climate plan revealed Thursday by the country's new environment minister, Nicolas Hulot, ahead of the G20 summit in Hamburg. Hulot also announced the end of coal-produced energy by 2022 and proclaimed 2050 to be the year France is to achieve "carbon neutrality", i.e. that it will boast a zero-sum carbon footprint

General Electric to Supply Core Technology for Romanias Romgaz New Plant

General Electric to Supply Core Technology for Romania's Romgaz New Plant

US-based multinational conglomerate corporation General Electric (GE) said on Tuesday, June 27, it has been awarded an order from the consortium Duro Felguera - Romelectro for core technology in the Iernut power plant operated by Romanian natural gas producer Romgaz [BSE: SNG]

Spain’s Repsol, Gazprom Neft Set Up JV to Explore Russian Reserves

Spain’s Repsol, Gazprom Neft Set Up JV to Explore Russian Reserves

Gazprom Neft said on July 3 that the Russian company has acquired a 25.02% stake (with the right to increase this to 50%) in Evrotek-Yugra, which is owned by Spain’s Repsol. Evrotek-Yugra holds exploration and production rights to seven license blocks in the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug

IEA Study Unveils Key Role For Trucks in Global Oil-Demand Growth

IEA Study Unveils Key Role For Trucks in Global Oil-Demand Growth

Improving the efficiency of road-freight transport is critical to reducing the growth in oil demand, carbon emissions and air pollution over the next decades, according to the International Energy Agency's latest report, The Future of Trucks: Implications for energy and the environment

Vestas Receives 50 MW Order in China

Vestas Receives 50 MW Order in China

Danish wind energy company Vestas received a 50-megawatt wind turbine order in China, the company announced on Wednesday. Delivery of the order, which was received for the 50 megawatt Xuanhuihe project in Yanshan county of northern China’s Hebei province, is expected to begin in the fourth quarter of 2017