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Energy Quote of the Day: ‘Moscow May Still Find a Reason to Close the Valve...
Russian, Ukrainian and EU leadership meet tomorrow with the goal of finalizing a natural gas supply agreement as cold winter weather looms. Russia suspended gas shipments to Ukraine in June due to...
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Energy News Roundup: Russia Says Show me the Money, The Great Lego Hypocrisy...
Natural gas supply negotiations between Russia’s Gazprom and Ukraine’s Nagtogaz appear to be inching closer to a deal. In fact, the two sides have agreed on a price of $385 per thousand cubic meters,...
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Energy Quote of the Day: ‘As the Regional Global Energy Picture Evolves,...
US Vice President Joe Biden recently addressed the Atlantic Council Energy and Economic Summit in Istanbul, Turkey where he discussed numerous topics related to European energy security. Biden began...
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New Technology Critical to Future of Offshore Wind Power
Germany’s Siemens has handed over the first of a total of five commissioned North Sea grid connections, the BorWin2 offshore platform, to its customer TenneT, a German-Dutch transmission grid operator,...
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Germany, Turkey and Russia: Strange Energy Bedfellows
German-Turkish-Russian ‘Energy Security Triangle’: Building Long-term Resilience while Defusing Geopolitical Tensions The recent Munich Security Conference in the Bavarian capital brought together – as...
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Cities Face ‘New Normal’ in Era of Climate Disruption: Cascading System Risks
New research reveals the majority of European cities are unprepared to deal with climate change risks that seem to be intensifying by the day. The report finds that there are major structural gaps in...
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The German ‘Energiewende’ – Finally One Step too Far?
Back in March it was first reported by the major German TV network ARD (Tagesschau.de) that German utility E.ON was contemplating mothballing one of the most efficient power plants in Europe, a...
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IEA Report: High Prices Eroded Asian Gas Demand, More Supply Coming
Lower oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG) prices, both off by around 40 percent and 60 percent in the past year respectively, will continue to change the global energy landscape, impacting everything...
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Is Germany Outsourcing Its Future Energy Security?
German Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWI) Sigmar Gabriel recently touted another step towards enhancing EU energy security via regional cooperation. The Minister and 11 of his...
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Where is Future EU Gas Demand Going? Implications for Russian and US LNG...
A new E3G Briefing Paper calls into question official EU projections regarding EU gas demand, which raises important questions about the economic viability of new gas import infrastructure – both...
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