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Business as Usual With a Bit of Green Wont Get Us There

Business as Usual With a Bit of Green Won't Get Us There

Tackling climate change will be a key issue for the newly-elected European Parliament and for the new Commission, which will take office later this year. One person who has no doubts about the urgent need to galvanise climate action is former Irish president and current UN special envoy Mary Robinson. While in Brussels to meet with Parliament President Martin Schulz, she urged European politicians to show leadership on the issue.

Oil & Gas Prepayments to Rise - Fitch

Oil & Gas Prepayments to Rise - Fitch

Long-term prepayments from trading houses and other large buyers are likely to become an increasingly common form of funding for oil and gas companies, Fitch Ratings says. These deals are generally accounted for as standard sale contracts, but we will usually consider them part of a company's debt burden in our adjusted debt-related ratios.

Romania Needs Investments of Up To 5.0 bln euro/yr To Become Energy Independent

Romania Needs Investments of Up To 5.0 bln euro/yr To Become Energy Independent

Romania could become energy independent in 2020 but it needs annual investments of some 4.0-5.0 billion euro ($5.1-$6.4 billion) in the energy sector in order to achieve this goal, local media quoted minister delegate for energy Razvan Nicolescu as sayingon Tuesday.

Cyprus Minister of Energy Holds Meetings in Amman

Cypru's Minister of Energy Holds Meetings in Amman

The Minister of Energy, Commerce, Industry and Tourism, Mr. Yiorgos Lakkotrypis, held today a series of meetings during a one-day working visit to Amman, Jordan.

Turkeys Zorlu Energy Gets Prelim Licence for 24.9 MW Geothermal Project

Turkey's Zorlu Energy Gets Prelim Licence for 24.9 MW Geothermal Project

Turkish energy company Zorlu Enerji [BIST:ZOREN] said on Monday its wholly-owned unit Zorlu Jeotermal Enerji Elektrik Uretim has received a preliminary licence for a 24.9 megawatt (MW) geothermal power plant in the western Turkish province of Manisa.

Serbia Should Again Become an Exporter of Electricity-DPM

Serbia Should Again Become an Exporter of Electricity-DPM

Serbia's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Energy, Development and Environmental Protection Zorana Mihajlovic said that Serbia should again become an exporter of electricity, for which it needs to build new energy capacities.

Maniatis Meets US Ambassador on the Issue of Gas Supply

Maniatis Meets US Ambassador on the Issue of Gas Supply

Developments concerning the supply problems of Europe with natural gas because of the situation in Ukraine and the use of national hydrocarbon resources discussed at a meeting held today in Athens , the Minister of Environment Energy and Climate Change Mr. Yiannis Maniatis, with the US Ambassador Mr. David Pierce.

Croatia Eases Regulations for Renewable Energy Projects

Croatia Eases Regulations for Renewable Energy Projects

The Croatian government on Thursday amended the country's tariff regulations on the development of projects using renewable energy sources (RES) in a bid to ease the process and adapt it to the current economic environment.

Jordan Signs MOU to Buy $15b Leviathan Gas

Jordan Signs MOU to Buy $15b Leviathan Gas

The partners in the Leviathan natural gas reservoir have signed another agreement with Jordan. The new agreement is worth $15 billion, much larger than the two previous deals signed. Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE) trading in the shares of the partners - Ratio Oil Exploration (1992) LP (TASE:RATI.L),Avner Oil and Gas LP (TASE:AVNR.L), and Delek Drilling Limited Partnership (TASE:DEDR.L) - was halted ahead of the news.

Romgaz Has the Largest Gas Storage Capacity in Romania

Romgaz Has the Largest Gas Storage Capacity in Romania

Romgaz Medias invested EUR 27 million in increasing gas storage capacity of its depot in Urziceni, Ialomita county, according to an announcement made on Tuesday by the company.