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COP23 ups pressure on climate finance
Organised by the Fiji islands and hosted by Germany, COP23 is expected to highlight adaptation solutions for countries that are the most vulnerable to storms and sea level rise.
14 November 2017,11:22
IEA sees U.S. shale surge as biggest oil and gas boom in history
The supply surge from U.S. shale oil and gas will beat the biggest gains seen in the history of the industry, the International Energy Agency predicted, Bloomberg reports.
14 November 2017,10:34
OPEC likely to extend supply cuts in bid to rebalance the market
United Arab Emirates Minister for Energy Suhail al-Mazroui said Monday that he expected OPEC and non-OPEC countries to extend global supply cuts at a closely-watched meeting at the end of the month.
13 November 2017,17:16
China recovery pushes greenhouse emissions to global record
Stronger Chinese economic growth will push global greenhouse gas emissions to a record high in 2017 after remaining flat for three years, dashing tentative hopes of a turning point in the world’s efforts to curb climate change.
13 November 2017,16:37
UAE energy minister says he's optimistic about oil market next year
United Arab Emirates energy minister Suhail bin Mohammed al-Mazroui said on Monday that he is optimistic about the oil market next year and the market is likely to continue recovering.
13 November 2017,16:17
China aims to stop renewable energy being wasted by 2020
China aims to prevent power generated by its renewable energy sector being wasted by 2020, the country’s National Energy Administration (NEA) said on Monday.
13 November 2017,15:39
Commission proposes update to Gas Directive
The proposal aims to improve the functioning of the EU internal gas market, increase competition between suppliers, and boost Europe's energy security.
10 November 2017,11:27
Commission Expert Group reported on 2030 electricity interconnection targets
Today (November 9 2017), the European Commission's Expert Group on electricity interconnection targets presented its report to Commissioner Miguel Arias Cañete.
10 November 2017,11:05
Securing Europe's gas supply: new Regulation comes into force
The new rules go further than the previous Regulation of 2010 by requiring EU countries to work together in regional groups to assess the potential for disruption to their gas supplies and agree on joint actions to prevent or mitigate the consequences.
10 November 2017,10:55
Alaska-China gas deal to be finalized over next year
Late Wednesday, state officials announced that Chinese firms and the state-run Alaska Gasline Development Corp. ("AGDC") have inked a joint development agreement to advance the liquefied natural gas project.
09 November 2017,11:33
France's Total buys Engie's LNG business for $1.5 bln
Total said on Wednesday it has acquired the upstream liquefied natural gas (LNG) interests of French power and gas utility Engie for around $1.5 billion, in a deal which is set to make it the world’s second largest player in the LNG market, with a 10 percent share.
09 November 2017,11:01
European Parliament convenes to discuss clean energy financing
The European Parliament and European Commission co-organised a high-level conference on Tuesday to discuss best practices in transitioning towards more sustainable energy sources, job creation, growth and investment.
08 November 2017,13:56
Opec raises oil demand outlook
World consumption will rise from 95.4m barrels a day in 2016 to 102.3m b/d in 2022 –which is an upward revision of almost 2.3m b/d — Opec said in its annual World Oil Outlook report assessing long term trends
08 November 2017,13:37
BP, Shell lead plan for blockchain-based energy trading platform
A consortium including energy companies BP and Royal Dutch Shell will develop a blockchain-based digital platform for energy commodities trading expected to start by end-2018, the group said on Monday.
06 November 2017,13:44
European energy groups push EU for tougher climate change goals
Some of Europe’s largest energy companies have accused the EU of lacking ambition in the fight against climate change and urged more aggressive targets for growth in renewable power.
06 November 2017,12:50
EU plans rule change to snag Russian gas pipeline
The European Commission is proposing to extend EU internal energy market rules to cover offshore gas pipelines, an EU document shows, its latest attempt to regulate Russia’s planned Nord Stream 2 pipeline to Germany.
06 November 2017,12:31
Cost of TANAP gas pipeline specified
The cost of the Trans Anatolian Natural Gas Pipeline (TANAP) is $7.9 billion, the Turkish media quoted TANAP CEO Saltuk Duzyol as saying Nov. 6.
06 November 2017,12:11
India's ONGC seeking oil assets in other regions amid Iran gas row
India’s ONGC Videsh has turned its focus to buying stakes in overseas oil and gas assets to meet output targets after a delay by Iran in awarding development rights for a gas field, its managing director said on Thursday.
02 November 2017,17:46
TurkStream to deliver first gas to Turkey in 2019
Poised to carry 15.75 billion cubic meters of Russian natural gas to Turkey annually, the TurkStream pipeline will be operational in 2019, while negotiations on the route for a second line that will carry gas to Europe are in progress, authorities said at a public session.
02 November 2017,17:29
European Commission throws book at Russia’s Nord Stream 2 natural gas link
The European Commission, watchdog of the EU treaties, is throwing everything it has at Russia’s planned 55 Bcm/year Nord Stream 2 pipeline across the Baltic Sea to Germany in its efforts to keep Russian natural gas transit flows to the EU through Ukraine a viable option.
01 November 2017,15:28