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Iberdrola Awards Mexican Wind Farm Turbines to Gamesa

Iberdrola Awards Mexican Wind Farm Turbines to Gamesa

Iberdrola awarded the wind turbines in two Mexican wind farms with total installed capacity of 325,5 megawatts to Gamesa on Friday. The Pier IV and Santiago Eólico wind farms will be built over the next few years, the company said

Asia Pacific Will Be Global Leaders in Clean Energy in 2017, Say Frost & Sullivan

Asia Pacific Will Be Global Leaders in Clean Energy in 2017, Say Frost & Sullivan

A new report published by market analysts Frost & Sullivan expects outlook for clean energy markets to remain positive in 2017, in the face of global uncertainty. The report also states that Asia will lead the economically driven expansion of clean and green energy technologies

Bulgaria, Serbia to Ink Gas Interconnector MoU

Bulgaria, Serbia to Ink Gas Interconnector MoU

Bulgaria and Serbia's Energy Ministers are to sign a Memorandum of Understanding on the construction of a gas link between the two countries, Bulgarian officials say

Oil Rallies From One-Week Low as IEA Sees Tighter Market

Oil Rallies From One-Week Low as IEA Sees Tighter Market

Oil prices recovered from a one-week low on Thursday as the International Energy Agency said oil markets were tightening even before cuts agreed by OPEC and other producers took effect

Gazprom Sets Record for Daily Export Volume to Non-CIS Countries

Gazprom Sets Record for Daily Export Volume to Non-CIS Countries

Gazprom has set a new historical record for daily volume of exports to non-CIS countries delivering around 614.6 mln of gas, according to the report of the Russian gas holding. The previous record was set on November 29, 2016 - 614.5 mln cubic meters per day

FBI Arrests Volkswagen Executive in Emissions Scandal Case

FBI Arrests Volkswagen Executive in Emissions Scandal Case

A Volkswagen executive has been arrested by the FBI as part of the ongoing criminal investigation into the company’s emissions scandal, the New York Times reports. Oliver Schmidt, who ran Volkswagen’s US regulatory compliance office between 2014 and 2015, was arrested on Saturday and will be charged with conspiracy to defraud the United States

Need for Belene To Be Analysed by Bulgarian Academy of Sciences

Need for Belene To Be Analysed by Bulgarian Academy of Sciences

Next week, Bulgaria’s Energy Ministry will sign a contract with the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences for the preparation of an analysis as to whether Bulgaria needs new nuclear capacity, as understood by the statement of outgoing Minister Petkova on bTV on Thursday morning

Russia Pushes Ahead With Power of Siberia Pipeline

Russia Pushes Ahead With Power of Siberia Pipeline

Russian gas monopoly is moving ahead with the construction of the Amur gas processing plant that will allow for the Power of Siberia pipeline to be implemented on time, the company’s CEO, Alexey Miller said at conference call on occasion of New Year’s Eve

Turkey Commissions First FSRU LNG Unit

Turkey Commissions First FSRU LNG Unit

France’s Engie, and the Turkish construction companies Kolin and Kalyon have inaugurated the Etki LNG terminal, the country’s first FSRU-based import terminal located close to Çakmakli, Izmir

EU Commission Strives for Resilient Energy Union

EU Commission Strives for Resilient Energy Union

The European Commission said it plans to pursue a resilient Energy Union with a forward-looking climate change policy in 2017. This is one of the Commission’s 21 key initiatives for 2017 outlined by the EU’s executive arm on January 2

Top 10 Renewable Energy Trends to Watch in 2017

Top 10 Renewable Energy Trends to Watch in 2017

A review of all the headlines published by Renewable Energy Worldthis year revealed many interesting trends in the global renewable energy marketplace. Ten trends, however, stand out as being major stories to watch in 2017. Take a look, and add your comments below to let us know what stories you will be watching in the New Year

US Giant ExxonMobil Battles in Court With Small Romanian Firm Over Property Rights

US Giant ExxonMobil Battles in Court With Small Romanian Firm Over Property Rights

ExxonMobil Corporation, the largest listed oil company in the world, with an annual turnover that is 50% higher than Romania’s GDP, has been fighting in court with a small Romanian company for over two years in order to oblige it to change its name and freely hand over its web domain. The US company claims that the name of the Romanian company Mobil Import Export infringes its intellectual property rights

Gazprom Boosts Daily Gas Exports to Europe to Record Levels

Gazprom Boosts Daily Gas Exports to Europe to Record Levels

Russian gas monopoly Gazprom in November set absolute daily records of natural gas supplies to Europe overpassing the previous records, which were established during the bitter frosts of January 2008, Gazprom Export’s Blue Fuel Newsletter reported in its December issue

Turkish Stream Crosses Choppy Waters

Turkish Stream Crosses Choppy Waters

In the second half of 2017, the world’s most modern pipe-laying barge will lay the first string of the Turkish Stream pipeline across the Black Sea from Russia to Turkey