Energy
Greenpeace stages protest at nuclear summit in Istanbul, nine detained
Nine activists have been detained in a protest staged by Greenpeace Mediterranean against the Nuclear Plants Summit in Istanbul on May 30.
The activists had hung a 28 square-meter poster carrying the words âNuclear disaster starts hereâ on the outside wall of the hotel in ÅiÅli where the summit was held, and greeted attendees with the same poster at the buildingâs entrance.
Greece Also Wants South Stream to Pass Via Its Territory
Greek officials said Thursday the country was interested in having the South Stream gas pipeline on its territory.
Albania Eyes Gasification Via TAP Pipeline
Albania’s inter-institutional commission for cooperation with the TAP pipeline on Monday said Albpetrol had launched a bid in the first booking phase for the pipeline on May 14.
The TAP AG, the consortium that controls implementation of Trans-Adriatic Pipeline project, is expected to review the application.
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Laser scanners, sensors to protect key Trans-Anatolian gas pipeline
The Trans-Anatolian gas pipeline (TANAP) that will carry Azeri gas to Turkey will be shielded and monitored with high-technology lasers, sensors and cameras against potential threats he Trans Anatolian Natural Gas Pipeline (TANAP), a $12 billion investment that is projected to carry Azerbaijani gas to western Turkey, will be constantly monitored and protected via high-tech methods, accor
Plans for use of natural gas in transport to include Greece
By Chryssa Liaggou
Major firms, including Qatar Petroleum and Gazprom, appear to be interested in creating the infrastructure to supply liquefied natural gas to ships in Piraeus. Meanwhile, the global natural gas industry is saying that natural gas as a fuel for transport could be made available at a price of just 50 percent of that paid for gasoline and 70 percent that for diesel.
Works on South Stream expected to start in July
Works on South Stream expected to start in July
BELGRADE -- The construction of the South Stream gas pipeline section through Serbia could begin in July, it was said on Thursday in Belgrade.
The announcement came from Gazprom's international projects department head Aleksandr Siromyatin.
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Greece's DESFA Ready to Reverse Gas Flow to Bulgaria
Greece's gas transmission network operator DESFA has guaranteed its readiness to reverse gas flow through the reverse-flow gas grid interconnection Kulata/Sidirokastro.
As a result, Bulgaria will be able to receive gas supplies from Greece, in the case of a gas crisis.
Sertic: South Stream crucial for energy stability
BELGRADE - The construction of the South Stream pipeline will be crucial for energy security and economic stability of the host countries, president of the Serbian Chamber of Commerce (PKS) Zeljko Sertic said on Thursday.
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Construction of Serbian leg of South Stream starts in July
BELGRADE - The construction of the South Stream gas pipeline section through Serbia could begin in July, head of the Gazprom international projects department Alexander Siromyatin said on Thursday.
Greek utility PPC's Q1 profit up on cut in Gazprom prices
Greece's dominant electricity producer PPC reported on Thursday a higher-than-expected 65 percent profit rise for the first quarter, helped by lower prices for natural gas supplied by Russia's Gazprom.