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Energy Efficiency Focus Fuels New Shipping Strategies on First Day of Posidonia 2012

Energy Efficiency Focus Fuels New Shipping Strategies on First Day of Posidonia 2012

As persistent high oil prices and the burden of increased regulatory compliance have rendered energy management strategy development crucial for fleet owners worldwide, the shipping industry is on the verge of a new frontier where novel concepts and sophisticated approaches to ship design and performance verification methods emerge.

Azerbaijan Only Real Gas Supplier to Europe - DEPA

Azerbaijan Only Real Gas Supplier to Europe - DEPA

Turkey currently plays a role of a bridge between energy suppliers and consumers. The statement came from deputy general manager of the Turkish Botas pipeline company Savash Yanik speaking at the 19th Caspian Oil & Gas-2012 exhibition.

China, US to Lead Surge in Global Demand for Natural Gas -IEA

China, US to Lead Surge in Global Demand for Natural Gas -IEA

Global natural gas demand will likely surge over the next five years, largely due to a more than doubling of consumption in China even as a boom in unconventional production continues unabated in the U.S., turning the country into an exporter of liquefied natural gas by 2017, the International Energy Agency said Tuesday.

EU Court Backs Annulment of Commissions Decision on EDF State Aid

EU Court Backs Annulment of Commission's Decision on EDF State Aid

The European Union's top court backed Tuesday a lower court's annulment of a European Commission decision that had ruled French utility Electricite de France SA (EDF.FR) had enjoyed state aid in the form of a tax concession worth EUR888.89 million.

IEA Chief: Euro-Zone Crisis Difficult but Manageable

IEA Chief: Euro-Zone Crisis Difficult but Manageable

The end of the euro zone is not a likely scenario, and while the economic situation in the region is difficult, it remains manageable for energy companies, consumers and stakeholders, the head of the International Energy Agency, Maria van der Hoeven, said Tuesday.

Turkey Sharply Cuts Imports of Iranian Crude

Turkey Sharply Cuts Imports of Iranian Crude

Turkey will sharply cut its imports of Iranian crude in May and replace it with oil from Saudi Arabia, a spokesman for the country's sole oil refinery, Tupras (TUPRS.IS), told Dow Jones Newswires Tuesday.

Exxon Mobil CEO: Huge Oil Shale Potential in Western Siberia

Exxon Mobil CEO: Huge Oil Shale Potential in Western Siberia

Exxon Mobil Corp. (XOM) is starting work with Russia's OAO Rosneft (ROSN.RS) in assessing what could be massive reserves of shale oil in Western Siberia, the U.S. giant's Chief Executive Rex Tillerson said Tuesday.

China Lost 10 Bln KWh Wind Power Capacity in 2011 on Limited Grid Access

China Lost 10 Bln KWh Wind Power Capacity in 2011 on Limited Grid Access

China lost more than 10 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity generated by wind power facilities in 2011 due to limited access to the power grid, state-controlled news agency Xinhua reported Monday, citing a release by the National Energy Administration.

Mitsubishi Heavy: Jordan Nuclear Project Still Alive

Mitsubishi Heavy: Jordan Nuclear Project Still Alive

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. (7011.TO) believes Jordan still plans to build its first nuclear power plant in the near future, despite opposition in parliament based on fears of a major accident like the one in Fukushima last year, a company executive said Monday.

Petronas Gets Approval To Invest In Floating LNG Project

Petronas Gets Approval To Invest In Floating LNG Project

Malaysian oil and gas company Petroliam Nasional Bhd., or Petronas, is pushing ahead with its floating liquefied natural gas facility project and will compete with Royal Dutch Shell PLC's (RDSA) proposed floating LNG plant to be the world's first of its kind.