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W.Europe
2023, October, 20, 06:50:00
СОТРУДНИЧЕСТВО РОССИИ, ВЕНГРИИ
В ходе встречи обсуждались вопросы взаимодействия в торгово-экономической сфере, а также приоритетные проекты промышленной кооперации.
W.Europe
2023, October, 20, 06:25:00
RUSSIAN LNG FOR GERMANY
Still, the trade has become a headache for Germany, which has explicitly said it won’t use gas from Russia in the fallout of the war in Ukraine. Berlin is facing sharp criticism over concerns that a government-run company still has ties to Moscow, despite its political rhetoric.
W.Europe
2023, October, 13, 06:40:00
FRANCE'S NUCLEAR VETOES
Economy Minister Bruno Le Maire faced a difficult decision between maintaining France as an attractive investment destination and maintaining sovereignty over strategic technology, but finally decided to veto the takeover.
W.Europe
2023, October, 6, 06:05:00
NORWAY OIL, GAS PRODUCTION 2.006 MBD
Preliminary production figures for August 2023 show an average daily production of 2 006 000 barrels of oil, NGL and condensate.
W.Europe
2023, October, 2, 06:55:00
BRITAIN'S ENERGY CHALLENGES
“Any sudden changes to LNG supply or demand in Asia or the Americas could easily have a domino effect into Britain and Europe.”
W.Europe
2023, September, 12, 09:05:00
WHO BLEW UP NORD STREAM ? - 2
The conflict between Russia and Ukraine has caused immense war-related devastation, resulting in loss of life, displacement of communities and damage to infrastructure. The ongoing war is exacerbating the economic burden on Ukraine and has far-reaching implications for neighbouring countries and international stability.
W.Europe
2023, September, 12, 08:50:00
EUROPEAN INDUSTRIAL CRISIS
The record-high prices that were triggered by Russia’s squeeze on deliveries last year are now gone, but worsening economic conditions are hitting demand just as hard. Gas usage across Europe’s industrial landscape is projected to remain about 20% below 2021 levels.
W.Europe
2023, September, 12, 08:30:00
EUROPEAN HYDROGEN AUCTION €800 MLN
The auction will award up to €800 million to renewable hydrogen producers in the European Economic Area (EEA). The support will take the form of a fixed premium in €/kg of renewable hydrogen produced over ten years of operation, therefore targeting the gap between the production costs and the demand’s willingness to pay.
W.Europe
2023, August, 25, 06:20:00
NORWAY OIL, GAS PRODUCTION 2.036 MBD
Preliminary production figures for July 2023 show an average daily production of 2 036 000 barrels of oil, NGL and condensate.
W.Europe
2023, August, 4, 06:15:00
BRITAIN'S NUCLEAR AMBITIONS
The current government claims to be all-in for new nuclear. Its Energy Security Strategy, published last year, set a target of 24 gigawatts of nuclear energy generating capacity by 2050.
W.Europe
2023, July, 28, 06:45:00
BRITAIN NUCLEAR REVIVAL
This will boost UK energy security, reduce dependence on volatile fossil fuel imports, create more affordable power and grow the economy, with the nuclear industry estimated to generate around £6 billion for the UK economy.
W.Europe
2023, July, 21, 06:55:00
EUROPEAN GAS PRICES UP
Benchmark futures settled 3.9% higher after another session of sharp price moves. Searing temperatures in parts of the region and global competition for liquefied natural gas continue to provide upward pressure — even as flows from Norway, Europe’s top supplier, return to levels last seen in April.
W.Europe
2023, July, 14, 06:40:00
RUSSIAN NUCLEAR FOR HUNGARY
The Paks II project was launched in 2014 by an inter-governmental agreement between Hungary and Russia for two VVER-1200 reactors (units 5&6) to be supplied by Rosatom.
W.Europe
2023, July, 7, 06:35:00
EUROPEAN GREEN ENERGY CRISIS & POLICY
By 2021, wind, solar, and natural gas provided 48 percent of Germany’s electricity, and provided most of the electricity consumed in Italy (63%), the UK (64%), and the Netherlands (78%).
W.Europe
2023, June, 30, 06:40:00
RUSSIAN GAS WITHOUT EUROPE
In 2021, Russia pumped about 150 billion cubic meters of pipeline gas to Europe — more than enough to satisfy the combined annual consumption of Germany, France and Austria. Europe represented two-thirds of the country’s gas exports including flows of liquified natural gas.