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EBRD is Supporting Montenegros First Commercial Wind Power Plant

EBRD is Supporting Montenegro's First Commercial Wind Power Plant

In a landmark project for Montenegro’s energy sector, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is supporting the first commercial wind power plant in Montenegro, to be located at Krnovo, near the town of Niksic in the western part of the country

Greece: Energean Completed a New 3D Seismic Survey in the Prinos Oil Field

Greece: Energean Completed a New 3D Seismic Survey in the Prinos Oil Field

Energean Oil & Gas, the international oil & gas exploration and production company focused on the Mediterranean and North Africa, is pleased to announce that it has completed a new 3D seismic survey over the Prinos Oil Field and its surrounding licenses, in the Gulf of Kavala, North Eastern Greece

Nord Stream Expansion Brings Controversy

Nord Stream Expansion Brings Controversy

Claims targeting Russia over the Nord Stream-2 pipeline project claiming it unnecessary and harmful to Ukraine are exaggerated, according to Nikos Tsafos, president and chief analyst of Enalytica, a Washington-based energy-think tank on Saturday

Iran Needs 5 Years to Become Major Gas Exporter: Fitch

Iran Needs 5 Years to Become Major Gas Exporter: Fitch

Iran is looking towards at least five years to boost its natural gasproduction and exports, even if sanctions on the country are removed with a successful final nuclear deal with the P5+1 group, Fitch Ratings said Friday. "Iran has the long-term potential to become one of the world's top gas producers...but...it will take at least five years to ramp up production and build the pipelines necessary to become a large gas exporter," Fitch said

Greece Secures New Bailout Deal From Creditors

Greece Secures New Bailout Deal From Creditors

The foundations of a new bailout deal for Greece have been agreed though tough negotiations still lie ahead to end its financial crisis. Sixteen hours of talks overnight between the leaders of eurozone nations broke up with EUpresident Donald Tusk tweeting that there had been a unanimous agreement on a programme that included "serious reforms" and "financial support"

Nuclear Talks at Critical Stage Talks Though Weekend

Nuclear Talks at Critical Stage Talks Though Weekend

Nuclear talks between Iran and the P5+1 (Britain, China, France, Germany, Russia and the US) entered a critical stage and Iranian Foreign Mohammad Javad Zarif said the talks will continue through the weekend.

Russia, India Boost Oil Partnership at BRICS Summit

Russia, India Boost Oil Partnership at BRICS Summit

At the BRICS summit, Russia’s top state oil producer Rosneft signed an agreement withthe Indian corporation Essar onJuly 8 to deliver oil over a period of ten years and agreed to buy a 49% stake in India’s second-largest oil refinery.

When China Met Grexit

When China Met Grexit

The Shanghai Composite index bounced back on Thursday gaining 5,8%, following government intervention that started with lowering interest rates, escalated with direct asset buyingand ended up with the barring of major company shareholders from trading for the next six months.

Russia, Austria, Germany, Plan Ukraine Gas Pipe Bypass

Russia, Austria, Germany, Plan Ukraine Gas Pipe Bypass

Gazprom and Austria’s OMV discussed on July 8 in Berlin further actions within the Russian gas monopoly’s Nord Stream II gas pipeline project, particularly setting upofajoint venture toberesponsible for the gas pipeline design, construction and operation. The pipeline is in line of Gazprom’s strategy to completely bypass Ukraine by 2019.

Rosatom Seeks EU Nuke Partners For Emerging Markets

Rosatom Seeks EU Nuke Partners For Emerging Markets

Sanctions against Russia imposed because of Moscow’s actions in Crimea and eastern Ukraine, have created more problems for Russia’s partners than the country’s nuclear industry, Rosatom France CEO told New Europe in an interview.