Energy
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When Will We Have the Last Oil Spill?
Perhaps the first serious shadow to fall on the oil age came in the winter of 1969, after a blowout…
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Suddenly we are in the middle of a global energy crisis.
Far from emerging from the COVID shock awash with fuel, as might be expected after an economic slowdown, the world…
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WHO says air pollution kills 7 mln a year, toughens guidelines
Urgent action is needed to reduce exposure to air pollution, said the U.N. body, ranking its burden of disease on…
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Work on the Nord Stream 2 section in Denmark’s exclusive economic zone concludes
The construction in the exclusive economic zone of Denmark of a section of 147 kilometers of the second branch of Nord…
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Better late than never: BHP’s $18.5 billion nod to the environment
“The Big Australian”, which now prides itself for investing in future-facing commodities like copper and nickel, was slow to act…
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Turkey’s Akkuyu Nuclear Power Plant : Cause of Concern
Turkey is an energy hungry economy. Dr. Yiorghos Leventis International Security Forum According to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)…
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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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