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DESFA Calls for Bids to Build New LNG Storage in Revythoussa

DESFA Calls for Bids to Build New LNG Storage in Revythoussa

Natural gas grid operator DESFA invited international investors to bid for the design and construction of a third liquefied natural gas storage tank at its Revithoussa LNG terminal facility near Athens.

Moscow to Get Solar-Powered Bus Stops

Moscow to Get Solar-Powered Bus Stops

Moscow is not known for its sunshine, but city authorities believe it gets enough sunlight to afford solar-powered bus stops, Kommersant reported on Thursday.

IEC Signs Gas Contract with Tamar

IEC Signs Gas Contract with Tamar

Representatives of Israel Electric Corporation (IEC) and the "Tamar" partnerships signed the country's largest ever gas supply contract today. Under the agreement, IEC will buy a basic quantity of 3 billion BCM of gas annually from Tamar for 15 years. The quantity is expected to grow over the contract period, subject to certain conditions.

Energy Market is a Fine Balancing Act for Greece

Energy Market is a Fine Balancing Act for Greece

Greece faces the risk of missing out on yet another opportunity for becoming a geopolitical hub in the energy transport market following the announcement by the consortium developing Azerbaijan’s Shah Deniz II gas field that it has selected the Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) project for the route that would make landfall in Italy, instead of the Greek-Italian proposal for the Interconnector Turkey-Greece-Italy (ITGI) pipeline.

Romanias Transelectrica Sets Public Offering Price Range

Romania's Transelectrica Sets Public Offering Price Range

Romanian state-run power grid operator Transelectrica (TEL.RO) has set its secondary public offering price band at 14.9 to 19.2 lei ($4.46 to $5.75) a share, the company said Tuesday, news agency Mediafax reported.

Total In Discussions To Enter Iraqi Kurdistan

Total In Discussions To Enter Iraqi Kurdistan

Total SA (TOT) is in talks to enter Iraqi Kurdistan, the head of the French oil giant said Tuesday, the latest major to disclose concrete steps to enter the autonomous region.

Noble Energy Set to Lay Pipeline from Block 12

Noble Energy Set to Lay Pipeline from Block 12

Noble Energy Inc.(NYSE:NBL) is preparing to lay an underground pipeline from Block 12 to Cyprus, according to media reports on the island. The pipeline is reportedly part of a venture to set up an LNG terminal off Cyprus's southern coast that will enable the liquefying gas for export to Europew and Asia. The pipeline would be 300 kilometers long and the cost is expected to reach $2 billion.

Obamas Approval Rate Plunges Due To Gas Prices

Obama's Approval Rate Plunges Due To Gas Prices

U.S. President Barack Obama's job approval rating has plunged below 50%, weighed down by soaring gas prices, giving his political opponents what appears to be an opening in the November election, a new opinion poll showed.

Gazprom, DONG Seek Joint Power Plant Projects In Europe

Gazprom, DONG Seek Joint Power Plant Projects In Europe

Russian state-controlled natural gas giant OAO Gazprom (GAZP.RS) and Danish state-owned energy company DONG Energy A/S are in talks on joint investments in power plants in Northwestern Europe, the Russian company said Sunday.

Vestas CEO Confident He Will Keep His Job

Vestas CEO Confident He Will Keep His Job

Danish wind turbine maker Vestas A/S (VWS.KO) Chief Executive Ditlev Engel is confident that he will keep his job, according to an interview with the Financial Times published Monday.

Saudi Arabia Reluctant To Replace Iranian Crude

Saudi Arabia Reluctant To Replace Iranian Crude

Saudi Arabia, the world's largest oil exporter, is prepared to fill any gap in world oil markets caused by sanctions against Iran but will do so only reluctantly, an official from the Gulf state said Monday.