A little over 150 km of Nord Stream 2 remains to be laid in Danish and German waters after an initial threat of US sanctions last December forced principal pipe-layer Allseas to halt work.

The United States has been competing with China and Russia and other countries to supply nuclear power technology to countries hoping to build their first reactors, or boost their programs.

The increase in the reserves is the result of continued drilling to a depth of 4,775 meters in the Tuna-1 well, which located a third reservoir in addition to the two reservoirs identified at around 3,500 meters depth in earlier drilling.

Russia's gas supplies to Germany rose by 10.4% in annual terms in this August.

The EU will have to reduce buildings' greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 60%

In December 2019, Turkey and Azerbaijan formally inaugurated the US$6.5bn Trans-Anatolian Natural Gas Pipeline (TANAP) gas interconnector.

All of Ukraine's 15 nuclear power units - at Rovno, Zaporozhe, South Ukraine and Khmelnitsky - are operated by state-run Energoatom.

Westinghouse Electric Co said on 30 September that it had signed an agreement with nuclear utility Energoatom to increase nuclear fuel supplies for Ukraine's reactors. It currently supplies fuel for six of Ukraine's VVER-1000 reactors with a seventh due to be added year.

Gazprom reported a 6.8% drop in its revenues and a 17% fall in its net profit in 2019

The cost of producing gas in the newly discovered Black Sea gas field will be more affordable than current gas imports, Turkey's Energy and Natural Resources Minister Fatih Donmez said Wednesday.

There has been international condemnation of Turkey's gas exploration offshore Cyprus,

Turkey's state-owned TPAO has drilled a handful of wells offshore Cyprus in the past year, and a seismic vessel has spent the past month surveying a large area in disputed waters between Cyprus and the Greek island of Crete.

global CO2 emissions from energy combustion increased by 0.9% to 38 GtCO2 in 2019

The investment expected to be required for Poland's nuclear power is PLN150 billion (USD39.7 billion).

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Serbia’s real GDP is projected to contract by 3 percent in 2020 and is expected recover next year with growth at 6 percent.