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Romania: ANRE Expects 2,000MW of Renewables This Year

Romania: ANRE Expects 2,000MW of Renewables This Year

The energy regulator ANRE expects another 2,000MW of installed capacities in the renewable sector to be rolled out this year, adding to the existing 4,000MW, said Ciprian Glodeanu, partner at law firm WolfTheiss during the launch of its fifth Renewable Energy Guide.

Chevron Exiting Bulgaria

Chevron Exiting Bulgaria

U.S. energy group Chevron is exiting the Bulgarian market, local media reported on Wednesday. In the past years the group had no operation in Bulgaria, business newspaper Capital Daily reported, quoting unnamed sources.

Quantum-dot Photovoltaics Set New Record for Efficiency

Quantum-dot Photovoltaics Set New Record for Efficiency

Solar-cell technology has advanced rapidly, as hundreds of groups around the world pursue more than two dozen approaches using different materials, technologies, and approaches to improve efficiency and reduce costs.

EWEA: European Commission Downplays Renewables in Flawed Energy Security Report

EWEA: European Commission Downplays Renewables in Flawed Energy Security Report

EWEA: The European Energy Security Strategy, published today, shows that policymakers have opted to swap dependency on Russia for unstable regions in the Middle East and North Africa, while largely neglecting increased production of renewables as a key option for energy independence.

Chinese Sinohydro Interested in Operating in Croatia

Chinese Sinohydro Interested in Operating in Croatia

Chinese company Sinohydro is interested in operating in Croatia, news website Index reports after the former Croatian president Stjepan Mesic met the delegation from the Chinese company.

Iraq Starts Arbitration Against Turkey Over Kudrish Oil Exports

Iraq Starts Arbitration Against Turkey Over Kudrish Oil Exports

Iraq’s ministry of oil said it has filed a request for arbitration with the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) against Turkey and its state-owned pipeline operator BOTAS for breaching a pipeline agreement between the two countries upon the start of Kurdish crude oil exports from the Turkish port of Ceyhan.

Vopak Submits Plan to Build Fuel Storage Terminal on Crete

Vopak Submits Plan to Build Fuel Storage Terminal on Crete

After two years of negotiations, Dutch group Vopak has finally submitted an application to state authority Invest in Greece for the creation of a fuel storage terminal close to Atherinolakkos in southern Crete, an investment budgeted at 500 million euros.

Turkmenistan Plans Construction of East-West Natural Gas Pipeline

Turkmenistan Plans Construction of East-West Natural Gas Pipeline

The East-West gas pipeline, designed to export Turkmen gas to the world markets, will be constructed in the near future, Turkmen President Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov told the delegates of the International Gas Congress on May 20.

What Turkey’s Energy Politics Mean for the World

What Turkey’s Energy Politics Mean for the World

Almost all the developments surrounding Turkey in the last months such as the Ukraine-Russia-EU crisis, the Israel-Turkey normalization process, Joe Biden’s visit to Cyprus, andthe biggest mining accident in the history of Turkey remind us of one thing: energy.

Turkey Tenders Operational Rights for 5 HPPs

Turkey Tenders Operational Rights for 5 HPPs

Turkey’s Privatisation Administration said it has concluded the final negotiations in the tender for privatisation of five hydropower plants (HPPs) in Turkey through acquiring the rights to operate the plants, receiving highest bids totaling $14.45 million (10.56 million euro) from local firms.