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Russia's Gazprom will halt gas supplies to Moldova's Moldovagaz as of Jan 1
Gazprom will suspend natural gas deliveries to Moldova's Moldovagaz starting on Jan. 1 over outstanding gas debts and payment issues, the Russian gas giant said Dec. 28.
read more... 30/12/2024
U.K. to review EV sales mandate criticized by industry
The U.K. government is giving automakers eight weeks to submit views on the phaseout of new gasoline and diesel cars, as ministers consider easing sales quotas for electric vehicle that manufacturers are struggling to reach.
read more... 30/12/2024
EU moving to develop infrastructure for nuclear energy expansion
Europe now has the political will to develop nuclear power infrastructure after years of favoring renewable energy investments, government and industry officials said during an industry conference in Brussels Dec. 17.
read more... 27/12/2024
Eni Launches Supercomputer to Improve Oil and Gas Exploration
Italy’s supermajor Eni has launched the world’s most powerful supercomputer outside the United States in a bid to boost its oil and gas exploration results, the Financial Times reported, adding that the company will also use the supercomputer “to perform calculations to advance clean energy.”
read more... 27/12/2024
2024 Has Been a Transformational Year for the U.K.’s Energy Sector
It has been a landmark year for the U.K.’s energy sector, as the change in government has meant a significant shift in energy policy. The U.K. has lagged behind the U.S. and EU in recent years in terms of its green transition. Under the former Conservative government, the country approved new oil and gas licences in the North Sea and rolled back plans for large-scale wind energy projects and other renewable energy and nuclear power developments. Since the Labour Party won the July general election, the government has announced several new initiatives aimed at advancing the U.K.’s green transition, as well as launched a new state energy company.
read more... 27/12/2024