Managing director of the National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC) said based on a 1-billion-dollar investment development of Sohrab Oil Field in Khuzestan province will begin within a few days.
GreenGo Energy, one of Europe’s leading solar developers, has entered into a new GW-scale partnership agreement with a joint venture between Commerz Real and Hydro Rein, two significant institutions in the renewable energy industry.
Sovcomflot (MOEX:FLOT) announces its intention to place a new issue of replacement bonds, i.e. Russian bonds which will replace the notes issued by SCF Capital Designated Activity Company, Ireland, due 2023 (ISIN: XS1433454243).
Supply gap seen on Russia flow cut, China demand rebound IEA reiterates call for structural measures to cut gas use.
Time is running out for tankers to reach Indian ports before EU and UK bans come into effect.
The latest results from China's Jinping Underground Nuclear Astrophysics experiment facility (JUNA) have revealed the mystery of calcium abundances in the oldest known stars by using the world's deepest underground laboratory, the China JinPing underground Laboratory (CJPL), further unveiling the evolution of these first stars. The study was published in the journal Nature on Oct 26 (London time).
Eesti Energia’s normalized net profit was EUR 27.4 million in the third quarter. The group earned more than 60% of its electricity sales revenue outside Estonia. Fast growth and profitability enabled Eesti Energia to more than double its investments compared to last year, amounting to EUR 124 million.
The EBRD goes to COP27, the international climate conference in Egypt from 6 to 18 November, with ambitious plans to ratchet up its pioneering climate work across the regions where it works.
Soon-to-be-nationalised energy group takes €40bn hit on gas price surge.Uniper has reported a €40bn loss, one of the biggest in corporate history, after Russia’s decision to limit European gas supplies pushed the soon-to-be-nationalised German energy group to the brink of collapse.
Japan’s near-total dependence on imported energy means it cannot “survive” without continuing to buy oil and gas from Russia, said the head of one of the country’s five major trading houses.