The British government once again opposed US President Donald Trump’s request for moving out of Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).
Read More »Up to $20m Offered to Tackle Material Challenges in Coal and Gas Production
The programme is intended to improve overall costs. performance and reliability of fossil fuel electricity generation.
Read More »Iran’s Steel Exports Increase despite Sanctions
Iran’s exports of various steel products increased by nearly a quarter in the eight-month period ending in late November 2019. according to a report.
Read More »Serbian City Lent €7m to Roll Out Cleaner Buses
The CNG-powered buses will replace part of the old diesel fleet and are expected to reduce carbon emissions by at least 70%.
Read More »Record Year of Sales for Low Emission Vehicles in 2019
Despite a huge increase in demand for battery electric vehicles. their market share is still small at 1.6%.
Read More »Global Energy Use Projected to Nearly Double by 2050
Most of this will be focused in regions where strong economic growth is driving demand. particularly in Asia.
Read More »We will Continue Efforts to Ease Impact of Sanctions
Efforts will continue to strengthen the country’s ‘resistance economy’ in a bid to reduce the negative impact of US sanctions.
Read More »Three Energy Firms to Pay £10.5m Over Power Cut Failings
RWE Generation. Ørsted and UK Power Networks will pay into a redress fund run by energy watchdog Ofgem.
Read More »Iran’s 5th Step Keeps Balance in JCPOA
An Iranian deputy foreign minister said the country’s fifth and final step to reduce its commitments to the 2015 nuclear deal has helped to restore the balance in the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).
Read More »Iran`s Economy Minister Asks FATF to Protest at US Financing of Terrorist Acts
Iranian Economy Minister Farhad Dejpasand called on the Financial Action Task Force to protest at the US allocation of a budget for terrorist acts like assassination of IRGC Qods Force Commander Lieutenant General Qassem Soleimani.
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