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China Oil Port Set to Introduce Measures to Ban Shadow Fleet

China Oil Port Set to Introduce Measures to Ban Shadow Fleet

Terminal operators in a major oil port in east China's Shandong province are set to introduce measures to ban shadow fleet vessels and curb visits by other old tankers, according to an official notice seen by Reuters and a tanker tracker

How Greece’s Neglected Power Grid Fuels Wildfire Destruction

How Greece’s Neglected Power Grid Fuels Wildfire Destruction

When Greek firefighters investigated the cause of a deadly wildfire near the Athens Riviera in August, they found a familiar culprit: a loose power cable whose sparks were blown across a field of dry grass in a windstorm

EU to Delay Anti-Deforestation Law by Another Year

EU to Delay Anti-Deforestation Law by Another Year

The European Union will delay launching its anti-deforestation law for a second time, Environment Commissioner Jessika Roswall said on Tuesday, postponing the ban on imports of commodities such as palm oil linked to forest destruction for another year

Azerbaijans SOCAR Signs Deal to Buy Refiner Italiana Petroli

Azerbaijan's SOCAR Signs Deal to Buy Refiner Italiana Petroli

Azerbaijan's state oil company SOCAR agreed on Tuesday to buy Italiana Petroli, securing control of one of Italy's largest petrol station networks, a Reuters witness reported from the signing ceremony

OMV Chief Says Renewables Won’t Push Out Gas in EU Any Time Soon

OMV Chief Says Renewables Won’t Push Out Gas in EU Any Time Soon

Europe’s economy will continue to rely on imported natural gas for decades to come as the transition to solar and wind takes longer than forecast, according to energy company OMV AG. OMV expects gas to play a key role in power generation and 

EBRD to Support Solar, Storage, Wind Tenders in Jordan

EBRD to Support Solar, Storage, Wind Tenders in Jordan

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is set to assist Jordan with three renewable energy tenders. According to an update posted on the bank’s website, Jordan’s Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources is planning three tenders consisting

Romania Risks Blackouts If it Shuts Coal Plants as Scheduled

Romania Risks Blackouts If it Shuts Coal Plants as Scheduled

Minister of Energy Bogdan Ivan claims that energy poverty or even blackouts could hit Romania if it proceeds with the closure of coal plants. Namely, the gas power projects for replacing them are suffering severe delays.The European Commission has become flexible for 

Croatias Postak Plans to Build 300 MW Wind Farm

Croatia's Postak Plans to Build 300 MW Wind Farm

Croatian electricity producer Postak plans to build a wind farm with an installed capacity of 300 MW in the municipality of Gracac, in the southern Zadar county, the ministry of environmental protection and green transition said

Exxon Seeks US Political Help in Call to Quash EU Climate Law

Exxon Seeks US Political Help in Call to Quash EU Climate Law

Exxon Mobil is stepping up attacks against a European Union corporate sustainability law and has taken its concerns directly to U.S. President Donald Trump, warning that the regulation will lead to more businesses leaving Europe

New Major Investment Projects in Albania in Tourism, Energy and Industry

New Major Investment Projects in Albania in Tourism, Energy and Industry

The Albanian Strategic Investment Committee has given the “green light” to four new projects with a total value of over 400 million euros, which concern tourism, energy and industry. In the tourism sector, the investment of “AICA Imobilare” for the

Greece’s New Fund Eyes €1 Billion Investment in Tech, Renewables

Greece’s New Fund Eyes €1 Billion Investment in Tech, Renewables

Greece’s new innovation and infrastructure fund wants to join with private partners to carry out €1 billion ($1.2 billion) in fresh investments in the next three to four years, said the top official overseeing the state’s assets