Russia’s condensate production averaged 833,000 b/d in November, energy minister Alexander Novak said Friday. Stripping the November figure out from Russia’s previously reported oil output data shows that crude production Continue Reading
The Netherlands’ Senate, its upper house, is to vote next Tuesday on a parliamentary bill banning the use of coal in power generation by 2030, it said late Tuesday. The Continue Reading
Switzerland-based Allseas — which has been integral to laying the controversial Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline from Russia to Germany — has started laying the Danish section of the link Continue Reading
The euro zone economy grew at a modest pace in the third quarter with a negative impact from trade, while retail sales fell at their sharpest rate this year in Continue Reading
France braced for crippling transport strikes on Thursday, launched in response to the government’s plans to overhaul the retirement system. Ninety percent of high-speed TGV trains will not run, and Continue Reading
French President Emmanuel Macron has staked his reputation on reforming France A nationwide strike has severely disrupted schools and public transport across France. Workers are angry at being forced to Continue Reading
The huge Johan Sverdrup oilfield in Norway’s North Sea is already producing 350,000 barrels of oil per day, two months after coming on stream, a senior executive at Equinor, the Continue Reading
Storage plans jump to 10,500 MW in the past 12 months. Current UK storage capacity totals 700 MW Developers are charging into the market for grid-scale battery storage in the Continue Reading
The European Union is set to ratchet up its climate ambition, overhauling continent-wide regulation aimed at slashing greenhouse gas emissions. The urgency is palpable as news of the climate crisis Continue Reading
Russia is the second-largest producer and the largest exporter of natural gas in the world. The country’s most important customers are in Europe where the bulk of its exports are Continue Reading
