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Turkeys Daily Power Consumption Down 0.65% on May 25

Turkey's Daily Power Consumption Down 0.65% on May 25

Turkey's daily electricity consumption decreased by 0.65% to 459,671 megawatt-hours on Monday, according to official figures of Turkish Electricity Transmission Corporation (TEIAS) on Tuesday

First Quarter 2020 Results for Romania’s Energy Sector in Full Pandemic

First Quarter 2020 Results for Romania’s Energy Sector in Full Pandemic

In full pandemic, the companies in the energy sector in Romania present their financial results related to the first quarter of this year. As expected, expenses for products necessary to comply with protection measures against the new coronavirus have influenced these results, but the largest impact was seen by the oil industry, pulled down by the low demand and free-fall prices

Electricity Industry Calls Policy Makers for Green Recovery

Electricity Industry Calls Policy Makers for Green Recovery

Throughout the novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis, the power sector is committed to help the recovery of European Union( EU) with ready energy projects that can boost the economy, deliver immediate jobs and produce long-term environmental benefits, Eurelectric, the organization representing electricity industry in European countries, said in a statement on Monday

TAP Introduces First Natural Gas into Albanian Section

TAP Introduces First Natural Gas into Albanian Section

On 20 May, the Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) AG started to introduce the first natural gas into a 4 km section of the pipeline in Albania, between the Greek – Albanian border and up to the TAP metering station in Bilisht

Iran’s Oil Development in Defiance of US Sanctions

Iran’s Oil Development in Defiance of US Sanctions

Iran’s oil minister said the country remains resolute in the development of its oil industry with the newly inaugurated phase of the South Pars gas field in the face of US sanctions, according to Iranian News Agency (IRNA)

EU Court Rebuffs Nord Stream Appeal Against P/line Law

EU Court Rebuffs Nord Stream Appeal Against P/line Law

A European court on Wednesday rebuffed a complaint from companies building the Nord Stream 1 and 2 natural gas pipelines against an EU anti-trust law, calling it “inadmissible”

Bankers Petroleum Sues Former Director for Corruption

Bankers Petroleum Sues Former Director for Corruption

Bankers Petroleum, the largest oil producer in the Albania, has sued its former general director Leonidha Çobo for corruption, alleging that Çobo had taken bribes from companies Bankers traded with

EUs Oil Product Deliveries Reach Record Lows in March

EU's Oil Product Deliveries Reach Record Lows in March

EU deliveries of oil products have reached record lows due to restrictive measures to slow down the spread of COVID-19, according to the latest preliminary data released by the bloc's statistical authority

A PV Antenna for Solar Power Beaming from Space to Earth

A PV Antenna for Solar Power Beaming from Space to Earth

The idea of harvesting solar energy in outer space through special antennas and transferring it directly to Earth via microwave beams is not new, although it has been so far seen limited to research projects, due to the high cost of launching material into orbit

US Natural Gas Production Expected to Fall by 5% in 2020

US Natural Gas Production Expected to Fall by 5% in 2020

The US' natural gas production is expected to decrease by 5% this year due to weakening economic outlook from the impact of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), according to a statement by the country's Energy Information Administration (EIA)

Albania Changes Law to Continue Restructuring of OSHEE, OST

Albania Changes Law to Continue Restructuring of OSHEE, OST

The Parliament of Albania has adopted changes to the law on the electricity sector to continue restructuring state-owned companies – transmission system operator (TSO) OST, and power suplier and distribution system operator (DSO) OSHEE

World Economic Forum: Slovenia Best Ranked Among SEE countries in Energy Transition

World Economic Forum: Slovenia Best Ranked Among SEE countries in Energy Transition

The World Economic Forum warns the coronavirus pandemic is about to establish a new normal in all aspects and that it could erase recent progress in the switch to renewables and energy efficiency. In an annual report, it called on greater collaboration and a change in the approach to energy. The World Economic Forum placed Slovenia at the highest position in Southeastern Europe in the energy transition index and praised Bulgaria for substantial progress. Serbia and BiH are in the lowest fifth of the global list