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Oil Pipeline
Pipeline Blast Halts Gas Flows from Bulgaria to Greece
An explosion damaged a pipeline in southwestern Bulgaria early on Monday, halting transit of Russian natural gas through Bulgaria to Greece。
Coal Trade
Mine Expansion Threatens German Villages Despite Coal Exit
Lost in the countryside of western Germany, the innocuously named L277 road has become a central battleground in a bitter fight over the country’s plan to ditc…
Oil Price
Oil Prices Edges up on Weak Dollar, U.S.-China Tensions Weigh
Brent crude LCOc1 was up 26 cents at $43.57 a barrel at 0944 GMT, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude CLc1 was up 29 cents at $41.36.
Nuclear Technology
Jacobs Opens UK Engineering and Technology Centre
US-based Jacobs has opened a new Engineering and Technology Centre in West Cumbria, UK, to increase its capability to deliver innovative solutions to major deco…
Energy Transition
Geothermal and the “Beautiful” Puzzle of the Energy Transition in Westland, Netherlands
About 80% of the energy consumption in the municipality of Westland in the Netherlands comes from greenhouse horticulture companies.
Micro Reactor
Audit of Main Reactor Equipment Complete at Leningrad 2-2
The audit of main reactor equipment has been completed at the Leningrad 2-2 nuclear power plant under construction in western Russia
Offshore Wind Power
Siemens Gamesa to Service Borkum West 2.2
Siemens Gamesa is to service the 32 Senvion turbines operating at the 200MW Trianel Windpark Borkum 2 offshore wind farm in the German North Sea.
Wave Energy
Scots Grant £1.4m to Reduce Wave Power Costs
Wave Energy Scotland (WES) has awarded a total of just under £1,400,000 to four projects aimed at bringing down the cost of wave power.
Energy Technology
Wood Completes Designs for Scottish Hydrogen Project
Wood has completed preliminary engineering design work for gas network operator SGN’s Hydrogen 100 (H100) project on the west coast of Scotland.
Oil&Gas Drilling
Oil And Gas Drilling Set For A Multi-Decade Low In 2020
The number of drilled wells globally is expected to reach around 55,350 this year, the lowest since at least the beginning of the century.
electricity 3,415,000 kwh used in the west government building
Announcement : electricity 3,415,000 kwh used in the west government building of nagoya city hall
Coal Production
Indonesia Sets July Coal Benchmark Price at Lowest in 4 yrs
The Indonesian government set its coal benchmark price (HBA) for July at $52.16 per tonne, down from $52.98 per tonne last month
Oil Pipeline
Michigan Judge Allows Restart of Disputed Line 5 Oil Pipeline
Enbridge resumed pumping through the Midwest pipeline.
Market Analysis
Egypt Gas Production at 23-Month Low
Egyptian gas production fell sharply in March from a year earlier, and was the lowest since April 2018.
Wind Power Project
Vattenfall Launches Plans for SW Scotland Wind Hub
Vattenfall is to seek planning consent for two new major onshore wind farms in South West Scotland which could feature up to 56 wind turbines 250 metres in heig…

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Pipeline Blast Halts Gas Flows from Bulgaria to Greece

Mine Expansion Threatens German Villages Despite Coal Exit

Oil Prices Edges up on Weak Dollar, U.S.-China Tensions Weigh

Jacobs Opens UK Engineering and Technology Centre

Geothermal and the “Beautiful” Puzzle of the Energy Transition in Westland, Netherlands

Audit of Main Reactor Equipment Complete at Leningrad 2-2

Siemens Gamesa to Service Borkum West 2.2

Scots Grant £1.4m to Reduce Wave Power Costs

Wood Completes Designs for Scottish Hydrogen Project

Oil And Gas Drilling Set For A Multi-Decade Low In 2020

electricity 3,415,000 kwh used in the west government building

Indonesia Sets July Coal Benchmark Price at Lowest in 4 yrs

Michigan Judge Allows Restart of Disputed Line 5 Oil Pipeline

Egypt Gas Production at 23-Month Low

Vattenfall Launches Plans for SW Scotland Wind Hub