UK excludes China from nuclear project, summons ambassador
Diplomatic tensions between the two nations now have consequences for a nuclear energy project in England.
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Diplomatic tensions between the two nations now have consequences for a nuclear energy project in England.
Doha and Berlin sign an agreement to provide Europe’s largest economy with 2 million annual tonnes of LNG for 15 years starting from 2026.
Denmark’s Nature Energy has been sold to Shell Petroleum NV for a price of EUR 1.9bn.
The organization intends to reduce oil output, sending prices up on Tuesday.
The company behind the gas pipeline, closed for maintenance in late August and sabotaged by explosions soon after, says the unplanned closure of the exit facility in Greifswald will end in April next year.
A group of UK conservative party parliamentarians ask Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt, also a Tory, to water down the special levy to avoid an ”existential threat” to North Sea oil extraction.
Germany’s government has come to an agreement on the finer details of its coming energy support package intended for domestic residents and industry. The first EUR 99bn has been allocated for fossil gas, heat and electricity.
British defense expert alleges that the onset of winter will impact the war, which Ukrainian forces are said better equipped to weather.
IG Metall, Germany’s largest labor union, is applying greater pressure on the Danish wind turbine manufacturer in efforts to secure improved settlements on pay and working conditions for Vestas Deutschland staff.
The German group is providing transmission and current conversion technology for the interconnector hooking the island nation up to the continent for the first time.
The Australian investment bank has raised billions of euros to take positions in a variety of infrastructure assets.
The nation’s strict Covid-19 policy, now compounded with protests, fuels market fears about China’s economic growth taking a hit.
The Port of Cuxhaven, the center of German offshore wind, is running at full capacity, and the country needs additional ports for the planned offshore wind build-out.
Parliamentary opposition in Oslo is putting pressure on the government to investigate demolition of turbines.
Protection for fossil energy investments must end, says an EU parliament majority, urging EU member states to withdraw from the international Energy Charter Treaty.
In Brussels, EU nations have given the nod to joint procurement of gas and faster permit processing for renewable projects, but neither can proceed until there is agreement on gas price cap.
A new partnership on photovoltaics has seen the light of day in Germany, formed by Zürich-based developer Galileo Green Energy.
The EU is working on landing a price cap on Russian oil, which the union plans to implement in collaboration with G7 nations, but negotiations are dragging out.
In a collaboration with India’s Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, the Danish Energy Agency has identified 15 viable sites for offshore wind in the Asian country’s waters.
Projects totaling 80GW are not included in the EU’s pending fast-track regulation, leaving the wind industry dismayed.
A wave of Russian missile attacks leaves Kviy without electricity and running water, with associated power outages reaching all the way to Moldova.
Discussion items are piled high for Thursday’s meeting of EU energy ministers, who will debate EU Commission proposals meant to avoid prices from derailing – but which are deemed nearly impossible to apply.
Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February, more than 100 tanker ships have switched owner. These are now part of a shadow fleet that will transport Russian oil when the EU’s embargo comes into force.
Tightening supply ahead of impending EU embargo and G7 price cap on Russian crude has oil prices climbing.
The Russian state-owned gas company is considering to reduce gas export sent through Ukraine as of next week.
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