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GE Combined-Cycle System Shipped for Greeces New Power Plant

GE Combined-Cycle System Shipped for Greece's New Power Plant

GE has shipped advanced gas turbine combined-cycle equipment for the Megalopolis Power Plant in Central Peloponnesus, Greece. The combined-cycle package will replace four lignite-fired units at the site to help the country meet both its energy and environmental goals.

EAPC Bidding in Cypriot Fuel Terminal Tender

EAPC Bidding in Cypriot Fuel Terminal Tender

Eilat Ashkelon Pipeline Company Ltd. (EAPC) has submitted a bid in a Cypriot tender to build and operate a fuel terminal, the company's first foreign venture. The terminal is part of strategic energy project under construction between Larnaca and Limossol at Vassilikos on Cyprus's southern coast.

Rosneft CEO: Not Discussing Joint Buyout Of TNK-BP

Rosneft CEO: Not Discussing Joint Buyout Of TNK-BP

Russian oil producer OAO Rosneft (ROSN.RS) isn't in talks with BP PLC (BP) to buy out the U.K. oil major's Russian partners in the TNK-BP Ltd. joint venture, the Interfax news agency reports Friday, citing Rosneft Chief Executive Eduard Khudainatov.

Snags In Fuel Imports Turn The Screw On Libyas Gadhafi

Snags In Fuel Imports Turn The Screw On Libya's Gadhafi

International political pressure is hitting the regime of Col. Moammar Gadhafi's Libya where it hurts--fuel imports that could be critical to sustain its war effort against the rebels.

Brazils Petrobras To Hike Gas Price By 12% -Report

Brazil's Petrobras To Hike Gas Price By 12% -Report

The Brazilian state-run energy company Petroleo Brasileiro SA (PBR, PETR4.BR), or Petrobras, will hike natural gas price by 12%, reported in its Friday edition the local newspaper O Estado de Sao Paulo.

Greece Outlines 5-Year Austerity Plan, Details Privatizations

Greece Outlines 5-Year Austerity Plan, Details Privatizations

Greece's government Friday outlined plans to take a further EUR26 billion in new austerity measures over the next five years, and said it would sell down its stake in key state-owned enterprises in an effort to reduce its giant debt.

Statoil Awarded Licenses Close To Major Oil Find

Statoil Awarded Licenses Close To Major Oil Find

Norwegian oil and gas firm Statoil ASA (STL.OS) has been awarded 11 licenses in Norway's most recent licensing round, the Norwegian ministry of petroleum and energy said in a statement Friday.

Bulgarian Energy Holding Sacks NEKs Head

Bulgarian Energy Holding Sacks NEK's Head

The board of directors of Bulgarian Energy Holding (BEH) has unanimously decided to release Krassimir Purvanov from his position of chief executive officer of the National Electricity Company (NEK), the country's Economy Ministry said in a statement on Thursday.

LUKoil, Bashneft to Develop Giant Trebs, Titov Oilfields

LUKoil, Bashneft to Develop Giant Trebs, Titov Oilfields

Mid-sized Russian oil company Bashneft, the winner of a tender to develop the giant Trebs and Titov oilfields in the Russian Arctic and the country's largest private oil firm LUKoil will sign an agreement of intent on Friday to jointly develop the fields, a LUKoil spokesman said.

Turkey Caught Between Nabucco and South Stream

Turkey Caught Between Nabucco and South Stream

Rival gas pipeline projects Nabucco and South Stream are seeking Turkey's support. But it would not be in Ankara's interest to decide between one or the other, said energy expert Roland Götz. EurActiv Germany reports.

Europe Can Make 30% Emissions Cuts, EU Figures Show

Europe Can Make 30% Emissions Cuts, EU Figures Show

A 30% cut in greenhouse gas emissions is possible by 2020 if Europe meets its efficiency targets, according to the maths used by Climate Commissioner Connie Hedegaard.

PPC, Alapis Sign Deals With Chinese Partners

PPC, Alapis Sign Deals With Chinese Partners

Power utility PPC and pharmaceutical company Alapis announced deals on Wednesday hooking up with Chinese partners eyeing growth opportunities in south eastern Europe.

Gazprom Mngt Recommends 2010 Dividend Of RUB2.7/Share

Gazprom Mngt Recommends 2010 Dividend Of RUB2.7/Share

The management at Russian gas firm OAO Gazprom (GAZP.RS) has recommended its board to pay 2.7 rubles ($0.10) a share in 2010 dividends, a 13% increase from a year earlier, Russian news agencies reported Thursday citing unnamed sources.