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Conergy Greece: Second Megawatt Solar Park Deal Closed Within Two Weeks

Conergy Greece: Second Megawatt Solar Park Deal Closed Within Two Weeks

After the 1.5 megawatt big solar park in Arta, Conergy continues its course in the Greek solar market. The Hamburg based solar expert builds its second megawatt project in Greece within just two weeks. The new 2 megawatt power plant is located in Grevena (Pylori), 200 kilometers west of Thessaloniki.

RWE First German Utility To Sue Over Nuclear Fuel Tax

RWE First German Utility To Sue Over Nuclear Fuel Tax

Utility RWE AG (RWE.XE) said Wednesday it has filed a lawsuit against the German government over its nuclear fuel tax, starting what is expected to be a series of claims against the government's levy and recent atomic energy policy shift.

EU Presents New Law To Meet 2020 Energy Efficiency Target

EU Presents New Law To Meet 2020 Energy Efficiency Target

The European Commission proposed Wednesday a new law pushing public administrations and private companies to reduce energy consumption, aimed at putting the European Union on track to reducing energy use by 20% by 2020.

Iraq May Oil Revenue At $7.47 Billion, Highest Ever

Iraq May Oil Revenue At $7.47 Billion, Highest Ever

Sales from Iraqi crude oil exports in May totaled $7.47 billion, the highest monthly revenue registered since Iraq started exporting its oil decades ago, the Iraqi oil ministry said in a statement Wednesday.

Iran Deputy Oil Minister Attacked But Unharmed In Iraq

Iran Deputy Oil Minister Attacked But Unharmed In Iraq

An Iranian deputy oil minister and his delegation came under attack in Baghdad Wednesday but were unharmed and able to clinch a gas oil contract, Iraqi and Iranian official sources said.

Iraq Shortlists 4 International Firms For Basra Oil Terminal

Iraq Shortlists 4 International Firms For Basra Oil Terminal

Iraq's South Oil Company, the largest government utility by crude oil production, has shortlisted four international companies for the contract to build a loading terminal at the southern port of Basra, with a value of $500 million, a person at the company said Monday.

IEA: Nuclear Powers Global Share May Fall To 10% In 2035 Due To Fukushima

IEA: Nuclear Power's Global Share May Fall To 10% In 2035 Due To Fukushima

Nuclear power's share of global energy generation may fall to 10% in 2035 from 14% currently if governments continue to switch to other resources in response to the Fukushima disaster, Fatih Birol, chief economist at the International Energy Agency, said Tuesday.

Gazprom Plans Sakhalin-3 Output 2Q12; Vladivostok LNG By 2017

Gazprom Plans Sakhalin-3 Output 2Q12; Vladivostok LNG By 2017

Russian state gas firm OAO Gazprom (GAZP.RS) plans to start production at its Sakhalin-3 field off the Pacific island of Sakhalin in the second quarter of 2012, the company's Deputy Chief Executive Alexander Ananenkov said Tuesday.