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Russia: Rosneft declares that Gazprom holds back its LNG project
The chief executive of Russia's top oil producer Rosneft appealed to the government to intervene and facilitate company’s access to a Gazprom's trunk gas pipeline, essential for the liquefied natural gas project it is setting up with ExxonMobil.
read more... 25/04/2014
Britain: conservatives’ promise to eliminate onshore wind farm subsidies
The Conservative party in Britain promised to eliminate government subsidies for onshore wind farms in case it will be the winner of the national election next year, raising insecurity concerns for investors in renewable energy.
read more... 25/04/2014
Daily: European carbon allowances near to one-month high on reduced supply
Brent crude futures increased over a dollar a barrel on Thursday on reciprocal incrimination of aggression by Ukraine and Russia, intensifying concerns over eventual oil supplies, while optimistic economic data in the U.S. showed stronger demand.
read more... 25/04/2014
Ukraine and Slovakia in talks for bigger gas deliveries
Ukraine might sign an agreement on Monday consenting to the gas transport of almost 10 billion cubic meters (bcm) per year from Slovakia, according to ministers from both countries, even if Ukraine declares its neighbor could inject three times more.
read more... 25/04/2014
Britain: about 33 billion pounds might be injected by shale gas explorers
The expansion of shale gas in Britain could generate over 64,000 jobs and offer local businesses a capital injection of 33-billion-pound ($55.37 billion), as stated in an Ernst & Young report commissioned by the UK Onshore Operators Group.
read more... 24/04/2014