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Romanian Antitrust Body Fines Four Drilling Cos for Rigging Romgaz Tenders

Romanian Antitrust Body Fines Four Drilling Cos for Rigging Romgaz Tenders

Romania's competition council said on Tuesday it has fined four local drilling companies a combined 13 million lei ($3.3 million/2.9 million euro) for agreeing beforehand on bids to be placed in tenders organised by state-controlled natural gas producer Romgaz.

Bosnias EPBiH Plans to Raise Electricity Output by 3.3% in 2015

Bosnia's EPBiH Plans to Raise Electricity Output by 3.3% in 2015

Bosnian state-controlled power utility Elektroprivreda BiH [SAJ:JPESR] said on Tuesday it plans to raise electricity output by 3.3% to 7,651 GWh in 2015, mostly due to expected shorter downtime at its thermal power plants for regular overhauls.

The New Greece and NATO’s World of Warcraft

The New Greece and NATO’s World of Warcraft

The crash of a GreekF-16military aircraft in Spain on Monday, on the very day of the inauguration of the new Greek prime minister, leader of the radical left Alexis Tsipras, could seem like abad omen for Greece’s status in NATO.

Azerbaijan EU Step Up Southern Gas Corridor Efforts

Azerbaijan EU Step Up Southern Gas Corridor Efforts

On February 12, the first meeting of the advisory council for the Southern Gas Corridor will be held in Baku, Azerbaijan, an important alterative supplier for the EU, the head of Azerbaijan’s Mission to the EU told New Europe.

Power Demand in Romania Seen Almost Flat by 2025

Power Demand in Romania Seen Almost Flat by 2025

Electricity demand in Romania is expected to grow byless than 1% per year until 2025, unless the government takes aproactive approach to encourageconsumption, a study byglobal consultancy A.T. Kearney has indicated.

The DNA of Voting Greeks - A Parable

The DNA of Voting Greeks - A Parable

I am Greek. To be Greek it is not an ethnicity, it is not a nationality and it is not even a profession. To be Greek is a state of mind and it is a full-time job.

Losers in Athens and in Brussels

Losers in Athens and in Brussels

Anti-bailout and anti-austerity forces in Greece and , indeed, across Europe have certainly every reason to rejoice after the results of yesterday's snap election.

Beset by Low Oil Prices the Kashagan Saga Continues

Beset by Low Oil Prices the Kashagan Saga Continues

Speaking about the current fall in oil prices, it would not be fair not to tell about the fate of Kashagan (North-Caspian project) which is the main trump project of Kazakhstan.