Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said on Monday Russia would keep its oil production in June in line with a global output agreement. In a statement, he also that Russia Continue Reading
Compensation for the contamination of Russian oil in the Druzhba pipeline should be agreed between the buyers and sellers of this oil, Russia’s Deputy Energy Minister Pavel Sorokin told reporters Continue Reading
The British government has been accused of trying to “fiddle” the country’s climate change targets after cabinet ministers agreed to carry forward past “overperformance” in emissions reductions to allow a Continue Reading
A strike by Norwegian offshore oil and gas managers that could have cut output by as much as 440,000 b/d of oil equivalent was averted early Tuesday thanks to a Continue Reading
Italy’s Ferrero is famous for its red-and-white Kinder chocolate eggs. But soon it may hope to be able to slap more green on the wrapper. The confectionery giant, which runs Continue Reading
Russia seems to be entering a new stage of sanctions adaptation, building on its growing technological capabilities in energy, as well as access to alternative sources of financing to become Continue Reading
More than a million tonnes of contaminated oil from Russia’s Druzhba (“Friendship”) pipeline, expected to be shipped back from Belarus, will end up at Russian refineries and export ports after Continue Reading
Polish and German refineries have reached a preliminary agreement to process contaminated oil sent from Russia last month, which still sits in pipelines from Belarus, sources familiar with the situation Continue Reading
UK oil production rose by nearly 9% on the year in the first quarter of 2019 to 1.18 million b/d, continuing a half-decade revival and beating industry expectations, government statistics Continue Reading
The UK passed 300 hours of coal-free generation on Thursday, the National Grid said, as mild, windy conditions reduced the need for older power plants. Receive daily email alerts, subscriber Continue Reading
