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Minister says Serbia won’t face energy shortages this winter

Kazakhstan said to rank 20th among 221 nations for carbon dioxide emissions

Kazakhstan will determine technology for NPP construction 'as early as next year'

CPC warns of reduced oil shipping speeds during June 15-25 citing Black Sea checks for mines

ERG announces plans to rely on green hydrogen along with wind and solar plants to decarbonise

Poland to okay easing rules for onshore wind power development in June

China-Central Asia pipeline ‘delivers 400bn cubic metres of gas to China in 12 years’

Danes announce plans for Latvia's largest solar park yet

Azerbaijan increased gas exports by 3% in first five months

Europe's gas storage tanks already half full, but will it be enough?

Gazprom cuts supplies of gas as Europe races to fill its storage tanks. These crossed the halfway mark on June 7 and are now 51.12% full, as the EU seeks to replenish its supplies ahead of the coming winter.

Acta Marine orders dual fuel wind farm installation vessels from Turksh shipyard

Russia’s Novatek exposed as Baker Hughes set to pull LNG equipment

Farmers in Iran’s Isfahan report no progress in addressing water shortages one year after mass protests

US targets Chinese, Emirati and Iranian firms in new crackdown on Iran’s sanctions-busting petrochemical exports

Romania receives gas from first new offshore development in 30 years

Romania aims to become a net exporter of gas following the discovery of large offshore resources in the Black Sea, but progress has been slow.

China's CPP advances offshore pipeline work in Bangladesh, completes project in Pakistan

Potential border breakthrough as Lebanon extends bid round

Slovenia re-imposes two-tier fuel pricing model

Iraq’s MOC provides update on Missan oilfields

Iraq threatens Kurdistan IOCs, ends KRG payments

EU signs gas deal with Egypt, Israel to secure long-term supplies

Tanzania LNG’s potential pitfalls

The initial HGA on Tanzania LNG represents a triumph for President Samia Suluhu Hassan, who has been working hard to revive the stalled $30bn deal, but the project’s timeline may be overly ambitious.

Global offshore capacity nearly doubled in 2021: RCG

Against a backdrop of renewed focus on energy security and the transition to low-carbon energies, new research from the UK-based Renewables Consulting Group (RCG) found that global offshore wind development capacity grew 89% in 2021.

bneGREEN: Surprise EU vote postpones carbon market upgrades, carbon border tax

The European Parliament has unexpectedly rejected a proposal to reform and upgrade the European Union's carbon market, including the imposition of a controversial new carbon border tax.

German government: accelerate onshore wind

The German Ministry of Economy and Climate has proposed draft legislation to accelerate onshore wind energy installations to help ease the country’s reliance on Russian fossil fuels. Reaction has been mixed.