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Can Europe’s Largest Economy Survive Without Coal?

January 28, 2020

Can Europe’s Largest Economy Survive Without Coal? One of the greatest moral dilemmas that has been creeping into the everyday activities of specialists working with coal, oil and in some cases even gas (despite its being perceived a natural bridge to a low-carbon future) could be phrased in the following way: how do you stop […]

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Russia Bets Big On The World’s Least Explored Oil Frontier

January 14, 2020

Russia Bets Big On The World’s Least Explored Oil Frontier When the inaugural Russia-Africa summit was held in October 2019, most industry observers believed that the majority of projects under discussion would not get past the FID stage – in no small part because of their varied economic prospects. As well as wheat exports, nuclear technologies, […]

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The Beginning Of The End For British Shale Gas

May 1, 2019

The Beginning Of The End For British Shale Gas Amid the ruckus of Great Britain’s reckless Brexit saga, one might not have noticed the ongoing environmental battle that could put a sudden end to shale gas development in the UK. While Britain’s energy security does not have any direct links to Brexit – its hydrocarbon […]

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The Mediterranean Pipeline Wars Are Heating Up

December 28, 2018

The Mediterranean Pipeline Wars Are Heating Up Things have been quite active in the Eastern Mediterranean lately, with Israel, Cyprus and Greece pushing forward for the realization of the EastMed pipeline, a new gas conduit destined to diversify Europe’s natural gas sources and find a long-term reliable market outlet for all the recent Mediterranean gas […]

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Is Renewable Energy As Clean As We Think?

August 24, 2018

Is Renewable Energy As Clean As We Think? Fossil fuel energy has understandably become the clay pigeon of environmentalists in the past decades – with oil & gas companies having lied too often about the impact of their activities on climate change or environmental pollution for the public to ignore. Oil spills have destroyed many […]

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Why Russian Gas Is Critical For The UK

May 8, 2018

Why Russian Gas Is Critical For The UK Although some companies have learned to ride the waves of geopolitics quite efficiently, still in most cases political tensions only complicate the dealings of energy companies. The Skripal poisoning case has driven a massive political wedge between the United Kingdom and Russia (nations whose relations are historically […]

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Russia Is Taking Over Syria’s Oil And Gas

February 16, 2018

Russia Is Taking Over Syria’s Oil And Gas If finally happened… In accordance with an energy cooperation framework agreement signed in late January, Russia will have exclusive rights to produce oil and gas in Syria. The agreement goes significantly beyond that, stipulating the modalities of the rehabilitation of damaged rigs and infrastructure, energy advisory support, […]

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The Beginning Of The End For Norwegian Oil

December 19, 2017

The Beginning Of The End For Norwegian Oil The demise of the North Sea doesn’t necessarily mean the end of Norway’s petroleum era—far from it. Still, despite significant reserves in the Barents Sea, Norway is about to embark upon a long period of structural decline as its benchmark fields inch closer to depletion and its […]

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