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24.01.2012 12:10Gazprom to Boost Gas Exports to Europe
Russia's largest gas producer Gazprom said on Tuesday it was planning to boost gas pipeline exports to Europe and to run a pipeline to Asia Pacific region, while stepping up volumes at its Shtokman gas field. The company also said it was23.01.2012 16:08China Criticizes US Wind Turbine Import Investigation
The Chinese government has hit back against a US investigation into exports of wind turbine towers, warning that the escalating trade spat runs counter to global efforts to curb carbon emissions and could damage clean-energy co-operation between23.01.2012 14:03SAS is Europe's most punctual airline for third year in a row
Scandinavian Airlines has officially been named Europe's most punctual airline, for the third year in a row, by the independent source Flightstats. SAS was also the world's third most punctual airline after Japanese airlines ANA and JAL. For 2011,23.01.2012 12:28Cyprus and Israel May Link Power Grids
Israel and Cyprus may consider linking their power grids, according to the head of the Cyprus Energy Regulatory Authority. The review follows a proposal by Israel’s Energy and Water Minister Uzi Landau, Giorgos Shammas, the authority’s23.01.2012 11:35EU Readies Ban on Iran Oil Imports
European Union governments are expected to agree on Monday new economic sanctions against Iran over its nuclear programme, including plans to phase in an oil embargo. The sanctions follow fresh financial measures signed into law by U.S.20.01.2012 21:16Airbus delivers 5000th A320
On a ceremony in Hamburg the european aircraft manufacture Airbus delivered the A320 with manufacturer serial number (MSN) 5000 to Lebanon’s national carrier, Middle East Airlines (MEA).The aircraft is a part of MEA fleet renewable program20.01.2012 12:22Poland to Rely on Shale Gas for Energy Independency
Poland expects its state-owned companies to make a strong contribution to the development of shale gas extraction in order to see the first real effects of the process in 2014, Treasury Minister Mikolaj Budzanowski said on Thursday, as quoted by20.01.2012 11:26U.S State Department: Nabucco unlikely to be fully implemented
The full implementation of the Nabucco gas pipeline becomes less probable every year, the U.S State Department special envoy on energy issues in Eurasian region Richard Morningstar said at the conference on "Natural gas and Ukraine's energy19.01.2012 15:35Antitrust Authorities Raid French Water Companies over Cartel Doubt
Veolia Environnement SA (VIE), the world’s biggest water utility, Suez Environnement SA (SEV) and Saur SA face a formal probe by European Union antitrust regulators into possible collusion to fix the price of water and waste-water services19.01.2012 14:00Norway Arctic Gas Pipe Must Be Privately Funded
A USD 4.2 billion pipeline into Norway's Arctic to bring natural gas to European markets must be a funded by the private sector and the government does not intend to take a financial role, the oil minister said on Thursday. The commercial18.01.2012 21:17ATR recorded best commercial year
The european regional aircraft manufacture ATR recorded best commercial year in 2011, posting firm sales of 157 planes and options for an additional 79 aircraft. Manufacturer has a 70% of the order book for regional aircraft with 90 seats or18.01.2012 12:47Japan Sets 60-year Lifespan for Its Nuclear Reactors
Japan will allow nuclear reactors to operate for up to 60 years in revised regulations on power plant operators, the government said on Wednesday, even as it looks to shift gradually away from atomic power in the wake of the Fukushima disaster. The
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