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Dutch top court gives the green light to RWE’s coal-fired plant
The German utility, RWE has been allowed to continue limited construction of a 1,560 MW coal-fired plant after Netherlands' highest administrative court on Friday dismissed a request from environmentalists who said the company should lay down work until it has the required permits.
read more... 05/09/2011
Bergermeer gas storage project halted by Dutch Court
The giant Bergermeer gas storage project has been temporarily halted by the highest administrative court of the Netherlands on Monday, due to environmentalists and local residents’ worries that the process of injecting gas would cause tremors in the area.
read more... 10/08/2011
Bulgaria expects Russia to abandon court battle against NEK
The Bulgarian government expects that Russia will withdraw its 58 million euro claim at an arbitration court over delayed payments against Bulgaria’s state-owned nuclear power firm NEK.
read more... 01/08/2011
Libyan authorities to fight against rebel oil deals
The Libyan government announced on Wednesday that they will take to court any international company which will perform energy agreements with rebels. At this moment, rebels manipulate some oil infrastructure from the eastern Libya.
read more... 01/04/2011
Gas Natural could pay 1.5 billion euro to Sonatrach
The Arbitration Court of Paris decided that the Algerian gas company Sonatrach doesn’t have to compensate the cost of the gas delivered on the Spanish market by means of the Gas Natural Company in 2007.
read more... 19/08/2010