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Vopak Submits Plan to Build Fuel Storage Terminal on Crete

Vopak Submits Plan to Build Fuel Storage Terminal on Crete

After two years of negotiations, Dutch group Vopak has finally submitted an application to state authority Invest in Greece for the creation of a fuel storage terminal close to Atherinolakkos in southern Crete, an investment budgeted at 500 million euros.

Turkmenistan Plans Construction of East-West Natural Gas Pipeline

Turkmenistan Plans Construction of East-West Natural Gas Pipeline

The East-West gas pipeline, designed to export Turkmen gas to the world markets, will be constructed in the near future, Turkmen President Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov told the delegates of the International Gas Congress on May 20.

What Turkey’s Energy Politics Mean for the World

What Turkey’s Energy Politics Mean for the World

Almost all the developments surrounding Turkey in the last months such as the Ukraine-Russia-EU crisis, the Israel-Turkey normalization process, Joe Biden’s visit to Cyprus, andthe biggest mining accident in the history of Turkey remind us of one thing: energy.

Turkey Tenders Operational Rights for 5 HPPs

Turkey Tenders Operational Rights for 5 HPPs

Turkey’s Privatisation Administration said it has concluded the final negotiations in the tender for privatisation of five hydropower plants (HPPs) in Turkey through acquiring the rights to operate the plants, receiving highest bids totaling $14.45 million (10.56 million euro) from local firms.

Noble Energy: 3b Barrels Oil Potential in Levant Basin

Noble Energy: 3b Barrels Oil Potential in Levant Basin

Leviathan and Tamar partner Noble Energy Inc.(NYSE:NBL) estimates that its licenses in the Levant Basin potentially have three million barrels of oil as well as four trillion cubic feet (TCF) of natural gas on top of its discoveries at Tamar, Leviathan and Cyprus's Block 12. It made the estimate at a UBS oil and gas conference on Wednesday.

Prague Breaks Ranks on EU Energy Policy Towards Russia

Prague Breaks Ranks on EU Energy Policy Towards Russia

While EU leaders make passionate pleas to coordinate national energy policies towards Russia, the Czech Republic said it would not back a Polish proposal to create a single body to buy gas for the European Union.

Slovenia: Key Power Line Put Into Service

Slovenia: Key Power Line Put Into Service

An 80-km-long high tension transmission line, linking the Krsko Nuclear Power Plant in the east with the area of highest electricity consumption in central Slovenia, was put into operation on Wednesday.

Aegean Sponsors Tribute to Ayrton Senna

Aegean Sponsors Tribute to Ayrton Senna

On May 1, 1994, Ayrton Senna died in a crash at the Imola Circuit in Italy. This year, on May 1, 2014, exactly 20 years following the death of Ayrton Senna, the world paid tribute to whom many consider the greatest Formula 1 driver ever. 24 hours earlier, in 1994, Roland Ratzenberger died at the same track and he too, is being remembered.

Russia, China Ink Historic Gas Supply Deal

Russia, China Ink Historic Gas Supply Deal

Russia and China agreed on a long-term gas supply contract in Shanghai on Wednesday, after years of talks on the deal, worth billions of dollars.

Turkey Bids Farewell to Cheap Gas

Turkey Bids Farewell to Cheap Gas

A two-month period allowed by the energy watchdog to impose a ceiling on the gasoline and diesel prices in Turkey comes to an end tomorrow, with some analysts expressing concern over the potential volatility over regional and domestic political tension

Woodside Pulls Out of Leviathan Deal

Woodside Pulls Out of Leviathan Deal

Australian company Woodside Petroleum has finally withdrawn its intention to buy 25% of the rights in the Leviathan gas field off Israel's coast for $2.71 billion.