Latest Stories

Poland says key decisions on nuclear power plant just months ahead

19 November 2019

The ruling PiS heralded the construction of up to six nuclear reactors by the 2040s in a move to reduce the dependence of the Polish economy on coal, which currently dominates in the national energy mix.

Slovak ministry to subsidise the purchase of electric cars

19 November 2019

The Slovakian Ministry of Economy has announced a subsidy scheme to promote the purchase of electric vehicles and increase their number on Slovakian roads next year.

Montenegro launches undersea power link to Italy

17 November 2019

First "electrical bridge" from Western Balkans to the rest of Europe is expected to generate export revenues for Montenegro and its neighbours as they step up investment into renewable energy.

Gazprom extends its lead in the King of the castle race

16 November 2019

State-owned gas company Gazprom extended its lead over rival state-owned banking giant Sberbank in the race to be Russia’s most valuable company, after its market capitalisation stepped up by over $10bn in November to make the company worth $93bn.

How is the gas sector faring in Bolivia?

14 November 2019

Bolivia's gas sector is waiting to see what happens now that Evo Morales, the country's long-time president, is out of power.

Brazil racks up more disappointment as most oil companies avoid PSC bidding round

14 November 2019

Brazil’s National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels (ANP) has suffered another major disappointment, as investors stayed away from yet another round of auctions.

Oil and gas executives react to election of new president in Argentina

14 November 2019

Oil and gas executives have cautiously expressed concern about the pending political transition in Argentina.

PdVSA hopes deal with Indian company will help oilfields, refineries recover

14 November 2019

PdVSA is hopeful that co-operation with a new Indian partner will improve conditions in the oil sector.