Oil & Gas Feed

By the end of 2023, Azerbaijan imported 2 332 254 040  cubic meters of gas (in 2022 – 1 016 423 600 cubic meters), special bulletin of the State Statistics Committee of the Republic of Azerbaijan. According to the report, Azerbaijan paid $361 997 490 for the import of this volume of natural gas (in […]

EIB Global has signed a cooperation agreement with the National Bank of North Macedonia with the aim of improving the national bank's regulatory and supervisory climate risk management practices.

The European Parliament and European Council reached on Tuesday a provisional political agreement on new air quality rules proposing stricter limits and target values.

The EBRD is providing a 28 million euro sovereign loan to modernise and rehabilitate the Enguri hydropower plant, Georgia’s largest electricity plant.

Romania's Minister of Energy Sebastian Burduja and the Mayor of Suceava Ion Lungu signed on Friday a financing agreement for the modernisation of district heating in Suceava, northern Romania. 

Energy cooperation is the “weakest link” in bilateral ties between Hungary and Croatia, said the Hungarian minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Péter Szijjártó. However, Croatia wants to become a regional energy hub and Hungary said to be ready to cooperate.

The European Parliament and Council negotiators reached an informal deal to extend an existing ban on the discharge of oil spills by ships to include sewage and garbage, updating EU rules on preventing pollution from ships.

Nuclearelectrica has signed an agreement with SACE and Ansaldo Nucleare regarding the Cernavoda nuclear power plant's Unit 1 refurbishment and Unit 3 and 4 construction projects. 

Croatia's Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development has issued tenders for the exploration of geothermal waters in several areas across the country. 

On Wednesday, Energoatom's Acting CEO met with Hyundai E&C's Regional Director to discuss the priority areas for development of the nuclear power generation in Ukraine.

Polish Deputy Minister of Climate and Environment Anita Sowińska has set out plans to reform the country's waste management regulations, including changes to a ministerial advisory team on "systemic solutions in waste management" and the national Environmental Protection Institute. 

Presenting the winners: we spoke with Franck Neel, Executive Board Member of OMV Petrom, winner of the Most Influential Energy Leader Award launched by CEENERGYNEWS.

Organized by “Türkmengaz” (Turkmen Gas) and “Türkmennebit” (Turkmen Oil) state corporations in collaboration with Turkmen Forum and British company GaffneyCline, the forum aims to present Turkmenistan’s resource potential and investment opportunities in the global energy transition. Turkmenistan, home to the vast Galkynysh gas field and favorable conditions for solar and wind energy, actively embraces the […]

The Latvian transmission system operator Augstsprieguma tīkls (AST) signed a contract for the supply and installation of the battery energy storage system (BESS) in substations in Tume and Rēzekne with the German company Rolls-Royce Solutions, whose offer to implement the project for 77.07 million euros was the most economically advantageous in the competition of three […]

The Central European Hydrogen Technologies Forum H2POLAND and the Central European Decarbonisation Forum NetZero will be held at the Poznań International Fair on 24-25 April 2024.

The European Commission has approved, under EU State aid rules, a third Important Project of Common European Interest scheme aiming to develop green hydrogen infrastructure.

Anna Preshelkova has been appointed as the new executive director of Bulgaria's Overgas Networks.

On Wednesday, MEPs in the Environment Committee adopted their position on a proposed revision of the Waste Framework Directive, by 72 votes in favour, none against and three abstentions.

PGE has received a new rating in an independent assessment of a global environmental study conducted by the CDP.