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04.08.2014 16:33Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Seeks Closer Partnership with Siemens
Japan’s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) will seek to deepen its ties with its existing partner – Germany’s Siemens after the two companies lost the bid for French power generation and railway equipment maker Alstom to U.S. rival04.08.2014 10:31MENA Metro Rail Symposium:Linking Middle East and Africa
MENA Metro Rail Symposium is the perfect Platform for Knowledge Sharing and Business Network for the key decision makers from Middle East Rail industry. Viz. Roads & Transport Authority Dubai, Egyptian National Railways, Tehran Metro, Jorden01.08.2014 12:29Westinghouse Announced the Completion of a Shareholder Agreement for Kozloduy AP1000 Plant in Bulgaria
Westinghouse Electric Company today announced that it has signed a shareholder agreement following consultations with all Bulgarian political parties for the expansion of the Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant. The company message says that this and subsequent29.07.2014 17:09South Stream Transport Published Its ESIA for the Bulgarian Part of the Pipeline
The project company South Stream Transport announced on July 29, that it has completed the Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) for the Bulgarian Sector of the South Stream Offshore Pipeline. The ESIA Report confirms earlier findings25.07.2014 10:09The EC Approves Germany's New Renewable Energy Act
The European Commission has found the new German Renewable Energy Act (EEG 2014) to be in line with EU state aid rules. The EEG 2014 provides support for the production of electricity from renewable energy sources and from mining gas. It also reduces24.07.2014 11:35Turkey Approves Environmental Assessment of South Stream Offshore Pipeline
The Turkish Ministry of Environment and Urbanisation has approved the Environmental Impact Assessment Report (EIA Report) for the section of the South Stream Offshore Pipeline that will cross the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) of Turkey. The EIA23.07.2014 16:25European Commission Proposes Higher Energy Savings Target for 2030
European Commissioners have agreed the EU should cut its energy consumption 30 per cent by 2030, in a bid to slash carbon emissions and boost energy security in response to the escalating security crisis in Ukraine. Commissioners agreed the proposal23.07.2014 12:50Germany Has Europe's Dirtiest Coal Power Plants (Report)
Germany has some of Europe’s most ambitious climate targets. It also has four of the region’s five dirtiest power plants. While PGE SA’s Belchatow lignite unit in Poland was Europe’s dirtiest last year, with 37.2 million23.07.2014 11:26OMV Announced New Black Sea Oil Off Romania
Austrian energy group OMV said it had found a new oil reservoir in the Black Sea off Romania with production potential of 1500 to 2000 barrels of oil equivalent per day. The reservoir in the shallow-water Istria XVIII offshore perimeter was identified22.07.2014 11:25Iran Nuclear Talks Extended until November 24
The EU Council has extended suspended sanctions against Iran till November 24, ITAR-TASS reported. Negotiators from the U.S., Russia, China, Germany, France and the U.K. agreed with Iranian officials to continue talks at intervals until Nov. 24,21.07.2014 13:29Cost of South Stream in Serbia Rose Nearly 25%
The costs of planned Gazprom-led South Strea gas pipeline in Serbia has risen with as much as 24 percent since November 2013, reaching a total of EUR 2.1 bn, Bulgarian Pressa Daily reported as citing information by Russia’s Vedomosti. Centrgaz,17.07.2014 16:02China’s Sinopec Launches First Large Shale Gas Field
The Chinese government has verified shale gas reserves of Sinopec Corp's Fuling field in the country’s southern province of Chongqing, signalling the official launch of the commercial development of China's first large shale gas field. The
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