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Slovenia Exempts Households, Small Firms from Green Power Surcharge for Three Months

Slovenia Exempts Households, Small Firms from Green Power Surcharge for Three Months

Slovenia temporarily freed small business customers and households from the obligation to pay for the support to producers of power from renewable sources and high-efficiency cogeneration. Additionally, the network charge has been significantly lowered, also as a response to the outbreak of COVID-19

Oil Down Despite US Senate Passes $2 Trillion Package

Oil Down Despite US Senate Passes $2 Trillion Package

Crude oil prices were down to open Thursday on a lower note despite the U.S. Senate has passed a $2 trillion aid package to mitigate against the adverse economic impact of coronavirus, which continues to keep global oil demand low

Bulgaria to Extend Deadline of Tender for Building Belene NPP

Bulgaria to Extend Deadline of Tender for Building Belene NPP

Bulgarian energy minister Temenuzhka Petkova said the deadline for submitting offers for becoming strategic investor in the project for construction of Belene nuclear power plant will likely be extended due to the coronavirus crisis

Shell to Cut Spending by $5 Billion in 2020

Shell to Cut Spending by $5 Billion in 2020

Anglo-Dutch energy giant Royal Dutch Shell announced plans to slash spending by $5 billion in 2020 in a bid to weather the collapse in oil markets amid a global health crisis as coronavirus claimed 16,500 people around the world

S. Aramco Makes Preventive Plans to Sustain Supply: CEO

S. Aramco Makes Preventive Plans to Sustain Supply: CEO

Saudi Aramco has established emergency measures to sustain supply amid the increasing containment measures as the coronavirus spreads across the world, the country's state-run SPA news agency on Saturday quoted CEO Amin Nasser as saying

SOCAR, Equinor Discover Oil in Karabagh Oil Field

SOCAR, Equinor Discover Oil in Karabagh Oil Field

Azerbaijan's state oil company SOCAR and Norway’s Equinor announced a discovery on Thursday in the offshore Karabagh field located 120 kilometers east of Baku, in the Azerbaijan sector of the Caspian Sea

Texas Plans Huge Oil Output Cut for 1st Time Since 1972

Texas Plans Huge Oil Output Cut for 1st Time Since 1972

Texas state oil regulator is considering curbing crude production for the first time in half a century in an attempt to urge in a dramatic oil price slash and to set in motion a better economic and political climate, according to international media outlets

Record 6.1GW of New Offshore Wind Installed in 2019

Record 6.1GW of New Offshore Wind Installed in 2019

The global offshore wind industry installed a record 6.1 gigawatts (GW) of new capacity in 2019, bringing total capacity to 29 GW, according to the latest data released by the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) on Thursday

Oil Giant Total Enters Floating Offshore Wind Segment

Oil Giant Total Enters Floating Offshore Wind Segment

French energy giant Total signed an agreement with renewable energy developer Simply Blue Energy to acquire an 80% stake in the Erebus floating offshore wind project in the Celtic Sea in Wales, the company announced on Thursday

Developing States to  Lose up to 85% Oil, Gas Pay in 20

Developing States to Lose up to 85% Oil, Gas Pay in '20

If the current coronavirus-hit oil markets remain unchanged, the oil and gas income of vulnerable developing countries are expected to fall by up to 85% in 2020, according to a joint statement by the International Energy Agency (IEA) and the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC)

EIB Group Will Rapidly Mobilise up to EUR 40 Billion to Fight Crisis Caused by Covid-19

EIB Group Will Rapidly Mobilise up to EUR 40 Billion to Fight Crisis Caused by Covid-19

The rapid spread of the virus is putting a heavy strain on both public health and the economy. Today the European Investment Bank Group (EIBG) has proposed measures to be taken in cooperation with the European Commission and national partners in support of European companies, health expenditure, and the EU economy as a whole. 

Oil Price Drop to Curb Turkeys Gas Import Costs by 30%

Oil Price Drop to Curb Turkey's Gas Import Costs by 30%

The oil price drop could lead to a 30% decrease in Turkey's long-term natural gas contracts with Russia, Iran and Azerbaijan, experts predict. Brent crude plummeted to $31 per barrel on Monday to mark its lowest level in four years after Saudi Arabia-led OPEC, together with Russia-led non-OPEC, failed to reach a deal to curb their oil production levels against the negative impact of coronavirus on low oil demand worldwide.

Covid-19 to Hit Jet Fuel Sector with 11% Demand Fall

Covid-19 to Hit Jet Fuel Sector with 11% Demand Fall

The global pandemic, coronavirus (Covid-19), will lead to an 11% decline in jet fuel demand in 2020 hitting this sector the hardest with the real possibility of suspended flights in the second quarter of the year, Norway-based energy research center Rystad Energy's report forecasted late Thursday.