President Joe Biden took a harsher line against Russia’s economy on Tuesday, ordering a ban on Russian oil imports in retribution for Vladimir Putin’s aggression
Category: Energy
Russian sanctions, Iran Nuclear deal delay drive Oil price near $140.
On Monday, oil prices soared to their highest levels since 2008, as the US and its European allies discussed barring Russian oil imports and hopes
Nuclear reactors at Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia plant captured by Russian forces remain in good condition. – IAEA
After a projectile hit a nearby structure on the site overnight, there was no damage to the reactors at Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia nuclear power station, and
Russia-Ukraine war: Oil rises above $110, U.S and 30 nations agree to release 60m barrels.
The International Energy Agency announced Tuesday that all 31 member countries have decided to release 60 million barrels of oil from their strategic reserves “to
Ukraine crisis: Oil price hits $100 per barrel, Germany’s Scholz halts Nord stream 2, energy supply to Europe in jeopardy.
Rising energy prices and concerns about a Russian invasion of Ukraine are forcing European leaders to reconsider their energy security, particularly their decades-long reliance on
Germany will transmit hydrogen technology to Africa, according to a government official.
A German government official said on Wednesday that the German government plans to transfer hydrogen manufacturing technology to African countries as part of its efforts
European banks are funding oil and gas expansion in violation of IEA directives – Experts.
Despite the International Energy Agency’s warning against new facilities in order to halt global warming, European banks are offering billions of dollars in loans to
Europe’s businesses and residences are choked by high energy prices.
Mehmet Bogday says his jaw dropped when he saw his electricity bill, which was more than double what he spent a month ago and was
ExxonMobil plans to export Cyprus gas through pipelines, ships, or both.
Natural gas will remain a significant energy source through 2050, according to the president of ExxonMobil’s Cyprus unit, and volumes of the hydrocarbon discovered off
Europe’s gas dilemma, cold weather, supply constraints entice high prices.
The natural gas problem in Europe isn’t going away any time soon. Reserves are depleted. The costs are prohibitively high. Utility customers are seeing their
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