EU | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 8

Iran Nuke Deal Reached, Governments and Corporations Measure Ramifications

Iran and six world powers reached an agreement on Tuesday to lift sanctions against the Islamic Republic, and while U.S. and Iranian leaders have heralded the deal as a victory, the real winners could be corporations ...

In a Move Away from Russia, EU to Start Importing Gas from Turkmenistan

The European Union, keen to lessen its dependence on Russia for energy supplies, expects to start receiving natural gas from Turkmenistan by 2019, European Commission Vice President Maros Sefcovic said in an interview.

Iran Could Become Conduit of Turkmenistan Gas Headed for EU

EU’s energy chief says he has discussed the possibility of transiting Turkmenistan’s gas via Iran with the Central Asian state’s leader

EU Anti-Trust Regulator Takes on Gazprom

Europe’s competition commissioner Margrethe Vestager is taking on some tough battles. Last week she accused US technology giant Google of abusing its dominant position in the internet search market. This week she has ...

European Union Anti-Trust Regulators Expected to File Charges Against Gazprom

European antitrust regulators are expected on Wednesday to charge the Russian energy giant Gazprom with abusing its dominance in natural gas markets, a move that could escalate Western tensions with Moscow.

Iran: EU Supports Termination of All Sanctions After Final Nuke Deal

Iran says the UN Security Council (UNSC) is to terminate all anti-Iran resolutions upon the conclusion of a final nuclear agreement between the Islamic Republic and the P5+1 group.

Snam CEO Enthusiastic About EU Gas Storage Plans

Europe's gas storage operators are discussing plans to develop a common European storage mechanism to see off potential threats to the bloc's gas supplies, the head of Italian gas grid company Snam told Reuters on Tu ...

UN Envoy to Libya Proposes EU Naval Blockade of Oil from the Country

The EU is discussing the possibility of setting up a naval blockade of crisis-plagued Libya. The move could help to control oil exports, stem the movement of weapons fueling the conflict, and prevent the flood of ref ...

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