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Europe LNG Imports Rise 60% in 2022

Europe LNG Imports Rise 60% in 2022

Europe's liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports increased year on year by 60% in 2022, as the continent pledged to distance itself from Russian gas after the country went to war with Ukraine

Greece: Subsidy for Photovoltaics Requires Installation of Batteries

Greece: Subsidy for Photovoltaics Requires Installation of Batteries

The subsidies for the new “Photovoltaics on Roofs” program will be directed exclusively to photovoltaic systems that incorporate a battery, with the latter being 100% subsidized, while the total subsidy will cover 60% of the cost, Environment and Energy Minister Kostas Skrekas says in an interview with Kathimerini

OPEC Raises Forecast for China-led Oil Demand Growth in 2023

OPEC Raises Forecast for China-led Oil Demand Growth in 2023

OPEC has raised its 2023 forecast for global oil demand growth in its first upward revision for months, citing China's relaxation of COVID-19 restrictions and slightly stronger prospects for the world economy

Israel Enters the oil exporters club: Energean exports hydrocarbon liquids from Karish

Israel Enters the oil exporters club: Energean exports hydrocarbon liquids from Karish

Energean is delighted to confirm the first ever lifting of an Israeli crude oil cargo has taken place at the Company’s Karish field. For the first time in the history of Israeli oil & gas production, hydrocarbon liquids will be exported to global markets. Utilising the regionally unique liquids storage and offloading capability of the FPSO "Energean Power", the liquids are offloaded in a controlled manner and sold into various global markets. 

EU Vows to Counter China Over ‘Massive’ Subsidies to Its Industries

EU Vows to Counter China Over ‘Massive’ Subsidies to Its Industries

Europe must do more to fight back against “massive” hidden handouts doled out by China to its industries, the European Commission president said, as the EU rushes to counter a swath of global subsidies that threaten its competitiveness

Bosnia Has the Fifth-Highest Mortality Rate from Air Pollution in the World

Bosnia Has the Fifth-Highest Mortality Rate from Air Pollution in the World

Air pollution in Bosnia and Herzegovina’s cities remains some of the worst in the world. In January in Sarajevo, daily readings of the deadliest pollutant (known as particulate matter 2.5) were above 50µg/m³ over 16 days, several times what the World Health Organization (WHO) deems safe

Romania’s Tax Authority Asks Russian Oil Giant Lukoil to Pay Additional Tax

Romania’s Tax Authority Asks Russian Oil Giant Lukoil to Pay Additional Tax

The Romanian National Agency for Fiscal Administration (ANAF) recently issued a tax assessment decision to the Russian oil giant Lukoil, following a tax inspection, requiring it to pay an additional tax in the total amount of over RON 50 million for profits obtained in 2021 from the sale of petroleum products, including exports

ENEL Starts Work on Solar Gigafactory in Sicily

ENEL Starts Work on Solar 'Gigafactory' in Sicily

Enel on Monday inaugurated the worksite to expand its solar-energy gigafactory in the Sicilian city of Catania to take its capacity up from the present 200 megawatts a year to three gigawatts by 2024