Fuel and energy

Siemens has proposed creating a playlist on Spotify for the stranded Russian gas turbine in Germany

A number of Japanese companies are considering concluding a contract with the new operator of the Sakhalin 2 oil and gas project, Kyodo news agency reported on Friday, citing sources familiar with the matter.

European natural gas prices continue to soar, exceeding those in the US, according to media reports

Since the sanctions imposed following Russia's special operation in Ukraine backfired and led to higher prices and exacerbated the energy drought

OPEC has slightly upgraded its forecast for oil production for 2022 outside the organization by 65,000 barrels per day and expects it to be 65.8 million barrels per day, according to its report published on Thursday.

Researchers at the National Research University of Electronic Technology “MIET”, jointly with colleagues from Belarus, have created a simple and safe method to create silicon germanium films that can turn waste heat from industrial facilities into electricity.

The UK is preparing for a worst-case scenario with planned electricity outages at industrial facilities and residential buildings in winter

Bulgarian Energy Minister Rosen Hristov says Sofia may resume purchases of Russian natural gas after halting imports in April

The largest crematorium in Germany has decided to switch to 24/7 work schedule in a bid to avoid paying skyrocketing gas prices

Japan will not withdraw from Russia’s Sakhalin-1 project because of its significance to the country’s energy supply, media reports say

Siemens Energy may continue servicing Nord Stream 1 pipeline equipment despite its planned withdrawal from Russia, the company says

Turkey has ensured a reliable supply of Russian natural gas to Europe via the TurkStream pipeline, President Putin said on Friday

Tens of thousands of Brits join the ‘Don’t Pay’ campaign, vowing to stop paying their energy bills

The European Council approved the plan that would see the EU nations reduce their gas use by 15% over the coming months

Spanish law enforcement officials and politicians warn that cutting lighting in store windows and public buildings, one of the measures in the energy saving plan recently proposed by the government