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Shell not to attend COP26
Montenegro’s EPCG announces public call for individual photovoltaic projects worth €30mn
Equinor gains in Q3 on gas price spike
OMV sells 25% interest in Norwegian oil find to Lundin
Russian gasoline output now above pre-crisis level
US offshore wind supply chain progresses
New Jersey’s $400m wind port has drawn bids from top renewable energy producers. The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) has received 16 offers from six large turbine manufacturers and offshore wind developers to become tenants.
Gazprom to finish Russian gas stockpiling on November 8
Estonia’s Elering to contest fine by competition watchdog
US advances offshore wind again
The US Department of the Interior (DOI) is proposing a lease sale for offshore wind energy development off North and South Carolina. It will also further assess commercial interest in wind energy leasing in the Gulf of Mexico.
Azerbaijan triples revenues from methanol exports in September
Rosneft announces energy transition strategy as climate conference approaches
“We are currently developing a new company strategy, with the central priority of adapting to the challenges of energy transition and integrating the ‘green agenda’ into our business,” said Sechin.
Enel Russia grows revenues 22% in 3Q21
Mixed outlook for COP26 as leaders embark on search for agreement
COP26 is trying to put flesh on the bones of the targets and promises made at the 2015 Paris meeting.
Biden must convince COP26 that the US can lead on climate
As the UN climate talks at COP 26 in Glasgow get under way, President Joe Biden has a tricky task. He wants to try to position the US as a global leader on the issue, but his own climate plan is held up in a deeply divided US Congress.
Nord Stream 2 poses no threat to European energy security: Germany
Germany’s government has determined that the Nord Stream 2 poses no threat to European energy security, clearing a key obstacle to the pipeline’s commercial launch.
Elkem tests the world's first carbon capture pilot for smelters
Norway’s Elkem, which produces silicon-based materials, has tested the world’s first carbon capture pilot for silicon smelters at its plant in Rana, Norway.
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