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Egypt Petrol Shortage Causes Long Queues

Egypt Petrol Shortage Causes Long Queues

Long queues snaked outside empty petrol stations in Cairo and other Egyptian cities on Thursday, as worried motorists waited for new deliveries amid fears of price hikes and longer-term scarcity.

RES Power Share Grows in Greece

RES Power Share Grows in Greece

The share of renewable energy sources (RES) in electricity production in Greece more than doubled within five years, climbing from 2.1 percent in 2006 to 5.2 percent last year, according to a survey by ICAP that will be presented on April 5.

Tamar Partners to Sell Gas to Gazprom Unit

Tamar Partners to Sell Gas to Gazprom Unit

The Tamar partners last night reported that they have signed a non-binding letter of intent to sell liquefied gas to Russian giant Gazprom (RTS: GAZP; LSE: OGZD; DAX: GAZ) unit Gazprom Marketing and Trading Switzerland AG (GM&T).

France, Germany Would Not Join Oil Release

France, Germany Would Not Join Oil Release

France and Germany have reportedly come out against joining a potential release of strategic oil reserves mooted by the US and UK, arguing the emergency measure is meant to offset supply disruptions rather than tame oil prices.

Iraq Suspends Oil Exports From New Terminal - Official

Iraq Suspends Oil Exports From New Terminal - Official

Iraq has suspended crude oil exports from its newly built sea-terminal in the south on technical faults after loading one vessel earlier this month, a senior Iraqi oil official said Wednesday.

UK Sets 2014-2015 CO2 Price Floor Top Up Fee At GBP9.55/Ton

UK Sets 2014-2015 CO2 Price Floor Top Up Fee At GBP9.55/Ton

U.K. Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne Wednesday set the "top up" fee that electricity generators will pay for their carbon emissions in 2014-2015 under the government's flagship carbon price floor mechanism, which is designed to stimulate investment in green energy.

Poland Eyes Shale Gas Exploration Results After New Lower Estimate

Poland Eyes Shale Gas Exploration Results After New Lower Estimate

International oil majors and Polish state-controlled companies should ramp up their shale gas exploration efforts in Poland to continue gathering more data, Polish officials said Wednesday after the national geological institute said Polish reserves are likely much smaller than the Energy Information Administration's rougher estimate.

Turkish Unit of METKA Signs Deal in Algeria

Turkish Unit of METKA Signs Deal in Algeria

METKA SA said on Tuesday its Turkish unit Power Projects Sanayi Insaat Ticaret Limited Sirketi signed a contract with an Algerian power company.

EU Clears Total, Novatek To Get Joint Control Of Oil, Gas Firm

EU Clears Total, Novatek To Get Joint Control Of Oil, Gas Firm

The European Commission Tuesday said it has cleared French energy giant Total SA (TOT) and Russia's OAO Novatek (NVTK.RS) to obtain joint control of Yamal LNG, a company that will undertake exploration and production of oil and natural gas in Russia.

Abu Dhabis Mubadala To Build LNG Facility In Fujairah

Abu Dhabi's Mubadala To Build LNG Facility In Fujairah

Abu Dhabi government-controlled investment firm Mubadala Development Co. plans to build a facility to import liquefied natural gas in Fujairah, as it seeks to meet growing energy demand in the United Arab Emirates.

Iran Says It Will Hit Back At Any Attack By Israel, US

Iran Says It Will Hit Back At Any Attack By Israel, US

Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, said Tuesday that his country would hit back at any attack by the U.S. or Israel, raising tensions with the West over the country's nuclear program.