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21.04.2011 11:44Prague Metro Car Modernisation Complete
Skoda Transportation completed a long-term programme to modernise Prague metro’s original Soviet-built Type 81-71 rolling stock when the last of 93 five-car trainsets was handed over on February 12, railwaygazette.com reported. The KC10bn20.04.2011 12:50Brussels Warns Italy against Slashing Solar Energy Incentives
The European Union's energy chief urged Italy to set up a clear and predictable support scheme for the solar energy sector and ensure stability for investors to avoid possible penalties, Euraktiv reported. Under a law passed in Italy in March, current20.04.2011 11:56Moody’s: BP Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill Might Cost USD 60 bn
The final cost to BP from the Gulf of Mexico oil spill is likely to "remain uncertain for years to come" and could reach USD 60bn (GBP 37bn), according to new analysis from Moody's, the rating agency, Energy Delta Institute reported. BP20.04.2011 11:36Turkey Lifts Azeri Gas Imports
Turkey said Tuesday it will increase imports of natural gas from Azerbaijan's Shah Deniz II project, potentially threatening European pipeline projects, including the European Union-backed Nabucco, that hope to secure shipments from the field, energia.gr19.04.2011 21:20Boeing Announces Renewable Energy Partnership with South Carolina Electric & Gas
Boeing (NYSE: BA) and South Carolina Electric & Gas (SCE&G) today announced an energy partnership that will enable Boeing South Carolina to operate as a 100 percent renewable energy site. "This is an important announcement for Boeing19.04.2011 15:21Law Draft to Ban Romania’s Would-Be Natural Gas Exports
Romanian leftist MP Iulian Iancu told an energy conference Tuesday that he has submitted a draft law banning natural gas exports, even though Romania is physically unable to unfold such exports at the moment, Mediafax reported. "Export would19.04.2011 11:42Spain - Wind Power Production Leader in Europe in 2010
Spain was in 2010 the largest power producer in Europe in terms of energy generated from wind sources, having recorded 42,976 GWh and surpassed Germany which reported 36,500 GWh, Expansion reported. According to the National Association of Wind15.04.2011 11:24European Facility Management Conference'2011
The main theme of this year's European FM Conference, which will take place from 23th to 25th of May 2011 in Vienna, is Cracking the Productivity Nut. The main themes are: FM as a Factor for Production Measurement of Productivity14.04.2011 17:47Serbia and Bulgaria to Build a Gas Interconnection
Bulagria’s Minister of economy energy and tourism Traicho Traikov and the chief of the OP Regional Development for Bulgaria Liliana Pavlova will sign tomorrow a contract for the financing of the preparation, feasibility study and design14.04.2011 12:12Six-point Quake Hits Japan’s Eastern Coast
An earthquake with a magnitude of 5.7 occurred off the eastern coast of the Japanese island of Honshu at 10.08 Moscow time on Thursday, the US Geological Service reported, as quoted by ITAR-TASS. The epicentre of the earthquake was situated 14713.04.2011 16:19EC Revises the Energy Taxation Directive
Energy taxes already exist in all EU Member States, and are harmonised to a certain degree at EU level. The current Energy Taxation Directive, adopted in 2003, was designed primarily to avoid competitive distortions in the energy sector within the13.04.2011 13:56Britain set to veto EU carbon tax plans
The British government is "highly likely" to block European Commission proposals for a carbon tax contained in a widely-circulated draft version of the Energy Taxation Directive, EU diplomatic sources said yesterday (12 April). "Without
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