EU CO2 prices may rise, says Fitch Ratings
Carbon emissions permits will rise, but the market will still favour coal-fired power plants over gas, says agency.
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Carbon emissions permits will rise, but the market will still favour coal-fired power plants over gas, says agency.
This month marks the 25th anniversary of the Piper Alpha disaster when 167 people were killed in one of the most devastating incidents in the oil and gas industry’s history.
Cuadrilla intends to hydraulically fracture and test shale gas at its exploration well in Lancashire, UK.
Alstom will supply equipment in construction of a 135 MW CFB power plant in the Philippines
Elengy, the French LNG terminal operator, has lauched an LNG truck loading service at it’s Montoir-de-Bretagne terminal.
Statoil and four partners have agreed to build a US$ 343 million pipeline to link the Edvard Grieg and Ivar Aasen oilfields with existing pipelines in the North Sea.
Aviva announces acquisition of prospecting license, as sale of Mmamantswe coal project makes progress.
Gladstone LNG and Queensland Curtis LNG have signed an agreement to interconnect their pipelines.
DSME has reportedly won the contract to build 16 ice-class LNG carriers for the Yamal LNG project in Russia.
The International Energy Agency has released a technology roadmap for the development of carbon capture and storage.
At the second time of asking, the European Parliament has approved a measure intended to reduce the number of surplus carbon credits on the Emissions Trading Scheme.
Australian company signs binding term sheet with Regius Coal, will acquire interest in licenses located in Zambezi basin.