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Sakhalin-2 group to ship carbon-neutral LNG to Japan
EurOil: Groningen to close as planned
FSUOGM: Novatek deputy chairman faces US tax charges
Power generation from renewables in Turkey cheaper than imported coal power says report
The Ukrainian government appoints new members to the Naftogaz executive board
Ukraine’s Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has appointed new members to the executive board of Naftogaz of Ukraine after sacking the old members last week, Naftogaz said in a press release on September 28.
FPRI BMB Russia: Oil prices over $80, Russia accused of playing politics to get long-term deals
The price of gas in Europe has increased dramatically in recent weeks, influenced by surging demands and insufficient production. The price of North Sea Brent crude approached the level of $80 per barrel for the first time in three years.
Russia could change electricity, gas and transportation tariffs
Capitalisation of Russian oil major Rosneft beats BP
ENERGO: Low-carbon energy at 90% by 2035, Russia tells the world
Poland’s energy giant PGE returns to profit in Q2
Czech president signs bill preventing Russian and Chinese companies entering tender to construct new nuclear power plant unit
Hong Kong ZRSC Technology to invest $43mn in Uzbekistan EV production
Uzbekistan to study Hungary’s experience in nuclear power construction, Kazakhs raise NPP concerns
DMEA: Jazan deal and refining fears
MEOG: Drilling IPO and LTAs
Ukrainian state takes full control of Naftogaz
Ukrainian state takes full control of Naftogaz
AsianOil: Beach to sell LNG to BP
Australian independent Beach Energy has agreed to sell its share of liquefied natural gas (LNG) production from the Waitsia project onshore Western Australia to super-major BP.
NorthAmOil: PennEast Pipeline stops development
PennEast Pipeline said this week that it would stop developing its proposed pipeline from Pennsylvania to New Jersey.
GLNG: Cheniere receives green light to introduce feed gas to Sabine Pass Train 6
US LNG giant Cheniere Energy has been given the go-ahead by regulators to introduce feed gas to Train 6 at its Sabine Pass export terminal in Louisiana.
African cities need billions to cope with climate change by 2050
Investments of some $280bn will be needed to combat the effects of climate change in 35 cities in South Africa, Kenya and Ethiopia by 2050, new research shows.
Uranium: what the explosion in prices means for the nuclear industry
The primary fuel for nuclear plants was sliding for much of the 2010s, with no signs of a major turnaround. Yet since mid-August, prices have surged by around 60% as investors and speculators scramble to snap up the commodity.
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