Natural gas

Mediterranean pipeline could be built by 2025

European and Israeli governments gave their support on Monday to moving forward with a Mediterranean pipeline project to carry natural gas from Israel to Europe, setting a target date of 2025 for completion.

The planned 2,000-kilometer pipeline aims to link gas fields off the coasts of Israel and Cyprus with Greece and possibly Italy, at a cost of up to 6 billion euros.

Qatar to boost output from world's biggest gas field

Energy giant Qatar Petroleum is to launch a new project in the world's biggest gas field, boosting its output by up to 10 percent, it said on April 3.

The state-owned firm's chief Saad Al-Kaabi said it was ending a 12-year moratorium on new projects in the North Field, off the Gulf state's northern coast.

NSI: Production of Fuels, Natural Gas, and Electricity Decreases in January 2017

In January 2017 compared to December 2016, there was a decrease reported in the production of solid fuels - by 5.0% to 3,328 thousand T; of unleaded gasoline - by 8.3% to 165 thousand T; diesel fuel - by 6.9% to 256 thousand T; natural gas - by 20.0% to 12 million m3; electricity - by 10.8% to 4,056 GWh.

Industry convinced there are many more reserves of natural gas in Greece

Major international oil companies are seriously interested in the natural gas reserves estimated to be in Greece that could share similar characteristics, albeit on a smaller scale, with the giant reserve ENI has discovered off Egypt.

The head of the Hellenic Hydrocarbons Resource Management, Yiannis Basias, confirmed that interest at an event in Athens on Wednesday.

Bread Prices To Increase If Gas Price Goes Up by 30%

Bread prices will go up if the price of natural gas rises by 30% in April, warned the chairman of the Regional Union of Bread Producers in Burgas Dimitar Ludiev.

Over 60% of bread producers in the country depend on the price of the blue fuel. They are still not ready to react and have not drafted estimates.

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