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Ernst&Young Ranks Romania 10th in Wind Energy Index

Ernst&Young Ranks Romania 10th in Wind Energy Index

Romania is the 10th most attractive country in the world in terms of investments in wind power, global financial consultancy Ernst & Young said on Thursday. In the overall ranking Romania occupies 13th place, unchanged from the previous report, the consultancy said in the 35th issue of the Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Indices report

Greece: 63 MW of New Photovoltaics in October

Greece: 63 MW of New Photovoltaics in October

43 MW of new solar parks and 18,5 MW of roof mounted pv systems were added in the Greek electricity grid in October, according to the Operator’s latest data. All other RES remained constant except for co-production which increased its presence by 1 MW.

EDF, UK Seen Agreeing Price For Nuclear Power By Year End -FT

EDF, UK Seen Agreeing Price For Nuclear Power By Year End -FT

Electricite de France SA (EDF.FR) and the U.K. government are expected to agree a "strike price" for electricity generated at Hinkley Point, the new nuclear power station the company plans to build, by the end of the year, the head of its U.K. subsidiary said, according to the Financial Times Thursday.

EDF: Court Decision on Electricity Prices Wont Impact Earnings

EDF: Court Decision on Electricity Prices Won't Impact Earnings

French power company Electricite de France SA (EDF.FR) Thursday said the ruling of the country's highest administrative court, the Conseil D'Etat, on electricity prices won't have any impact on the company's earnings as it doesn't imply they will be any refund to the company's millions of customers in the country.

Greek Company Says It Refused to Refuel Iranian Tanker

Greek Company Says It Refused to Refuel Iranian Tanker

An Iranian tanker with a Tanzanian flag was turned away when it sought to refuel at an island offshore Athens after its real nationality was discovered, a Greek fuel supplier said Wednesday, illustrating how Western sanctions against Iran continue to impede the Islamic Republic's efforts to keep trade flowing.

Greek Wholesale Power Price Unrepresentative

Greek Wholesale Power Price Unrepresentative

Greek state-controlled utility PPC continues to suffer from distortions in the power market which mean that the system marginal price (SMP) is increasingly unrepresentative of actual power costs.

Nigeria to Export at Least 2.2M B/D of Oil in January

Nigeria to Export at Least 2.2M B/D of Oil in January

Nigeria, one of Africa's key energy producers, is set to export at least 2.2 million barrels a day of crude oil in January, largely in line with the volumes originally scheduled to load in December, according to provisional loading programs seen by Dow Jones Newswires this and last week.

Polands PGNiG Seeks Lower Regulated Gas Prices after Gazprom Deal

Poland's PGNiG Seeks Lower Regulated Gas Prices after Gazprom Deal

Polish gas firm PGNiG SA (PGN.WA) has asked the Polish energy regulator to approve a cut in the regulated prices of natural gas after Russia's OAO Gazprom (GAZP.RS), its main supplier, agreed to lower its prices, the company said Tuesday.

Lukoil to Increase Share of Gas in Overall Output to 27%

Lukoil to Increase Share of Gas in Overall Output to 27%

Russia's largest independent oil producer, OAO Lukoil Holdings (LKOH.RS), will increase the share of natural gas in its production to 27% from 16%, Deputy Chief Executive Andrey Gaidamaka said Tuesday, without giving a timeframe.

BP in Early Talks Over Nord Stream Link to Bring Russian Gas to UK

BP in Early Talks Over Nord Stream Link to Bring Russian Gas to UK

BP PLC (BP) is in early talks with the OAO Gazprom (GAZP.RS)-led Nord Stream pipeline consortium, that ships Russian natural gas into Europe, over an extension of the link to carry the gas straight into the U.K., a spokesman said Sunday.

Israel Corp Units Sign $4B Gas Supply Deal With Tamar Partners

Israel Corp Units Sign $4B Gas Supply Deal With Tamar Partners

Conglomerate investment company Israel Corp. Ltd. (ILCO.TV) has signed a deal to buy $4 billion in natural gas from the local offshore Tamar field, becoming that field's biggest potential customer after the state-owned electric company.