Energy
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Opinion: Nord Stream 2 — Angela Merkel’s damaging legacy
Germany must now regain trust — and stand by Ukraine, says Frank Hofmann. Deutsche Welle So now it’s on after…
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Iran’s uranium gambit is a dangerous negotiating tactic
While Tehran maintains that there is little for the international community to be concerned about—its ambassador to the IAEA pointed to…
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Can Europe escape Gazprom’s energy stranglehold?
Is Russia building up political pressure in order to push through the operation of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline? Andrey…
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The growing Gulf rivalry that’s pushing up oil prices
The 23 nations in Opec+, which comprises the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries cartel and allied producers like Russia,…
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Fishermen deserve say in location of offshore wind farms, argue MEPs
Fishermen must have a say in the location of offshore wind farms, members of the European Parliament (MEPs) said on Wednesday. Barry…
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If we want to fight the climate crisis, we must embrace nuclear power
On 30 April, the Indian Point nuclear power plant 30 miles north of New York City was shut down. Bhaskar Sunkara…
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Squeezing one last drop from Big Oil: The great climate debate shaking Australia’s energy sector
Next it was at their investor meetings, from activists taking over question time or lobbying for larger emissions cuts. Nick…
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The powerful new use for cocoa
If you’ve indulged in a chocolate dessert lately, there is a good chance that its cocoa came from Ivory Coast.…
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After Oil & Gas: Blue Economy Promises New Era of Plenty for Mediterranean
The Forum is the largest energy event with significant market influence as it engages energy producers, energy consumers, enterprises of…
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Court Pressures Shell And The Oil Industry To Adjust To Climate Change
Many are still basking in the success of the shale revolution, which made the U.S. self-sufficient in oil and gas…
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The world’s seven largest economies have agreed to stop funding coal by the end of the year
The world’s seven largest advanced economies agreed on Friday to stop international financing of coal projects that emit carbon by…
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Hydrocarbons: Argentina going up as world goes down
Mellano added that “the world is going to phase out coal in favour of gas in the next 20 or…
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‘The distance from Perth to London’: How a gas company cleared the Kimberley
Such is the scope of the clearing, scientists and local Indigenous people fear some areas could become open killing fields,…
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Waking the Norwegian Green Giant
The country has all the financial, technological, and human resources it needs to thrive in a decarbonized future; what’s missing…
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US passes emergency waiver over fuel pipeline cyber-attack
The Colonial Pipeline carries 2.5 million barrels a day – 45% of the East Coast’s supply of diesel, gasoline and…
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Cyberattack Forces Major US Pipeline Company To Halt Operations
WASHINGTON (AP) — A company that operates a major U.S. energy pipeline says it was forced to temporarily halt all…
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