The Islamic Republic of Iran delivered the fourth shipment of its gas condensate to Venezuela in line with concluding a contract with Venezuela for exporting gas condensate and importing crude oil in return. Iran has delivered the fourth cargo of crude oil condensate to Venezuela since the start of this …
Read More »IAEA Confirms Iran Grossi Invitation
The International Atomic Energy Agency, IAEA, has confirmed that Iran has invited the UN nuclear watchdog’s chief Rafael Grossi to Tehran for a visit. In a statement, the IAEA said the date of the visit is being finalized. Earlier, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Saeed Khatibzadeh said Grossi will soon visit …
Read More »Toyota Says to Develop Alternative Fuels with other Japanese Vehicle Makers
Toyota Motor Corp said on Saturday it will partner with four other Japanese vehicle makers to explore the viability of alternative green fuels for internal combustion engine cars, including hydrogen and synthetic fuels derived from biomass. The companies, which in addition to Toyota include Mazda Motor Corp, Subaru Corp, Yamaha …
Read More »Iran, China Top FMs Discuss Vienna Talks, IAEA Cooperation
The top diplomats from Iran and China discussed upcoming nuclear talks in Vienna on Saturday and Iran’s cooperation with the UN nuclear watchdog. Foreign Minster Hossein Amir-Abdollahian expressed hope to his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi in a telephone call that the US and the Europeans would “enter the negotiations realistically,” …
Read More »Iran Denies It has Given up Caspian Sea Gas Rights to Russia
Iran’s envoy to Russia denies reports suggesting Moscow controls rights for drilling gas in Caspian Sea. A Tuesday statement by Khazar Exploration and Production Company (KEPCO), the Iranian firm which controls petroleum operations in the Caspian Sea, also denied the claims by Dadras, saying they were utterly baseless and constituted …
Read More »Lavrov Disagrees with EU Call to Prohibit Oil Field Development in Arctic
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said he supported Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store’s criticism of the European Commission’s call to prohibit the development of new oil and gas fields in the Arctic region. “I agree with the opinion, expressed by Norwegian Prime Minister Store, who has already expressed his …
Read More »Global Experts at Adipec to Discuss Critical Role of Hydrogen
Adipec, the world’s most influential live and in-person meeting place for energy companies and professionals, will discuss in detail how hydrogen can potentially deliver a holistic, clean, integrated approach to region’s energy sector. Taking place immediately after the UN climate meeting COP 26, Adipec will bring together hundreds of ministers, …
Read More »Russia’s Tatneft Resumes Operations in Libya
The National Oil Corporation (NOC) announced that the Russian Tatneft Company has initiated the completion of drilling for the identified Well No. B-82 in the Hamada area in the Ghadames Basin, which is progress ceased in February 2011 at a depth of 3900 feet. The NOC indicated that Tatneft will …
Read More »Gas Price in Europe Surpasses $1,100 per 1,000 Cubic Meters
The gas price in Europe surpassed $1,100 per 1,000 cubic meters during Monday trading after diving below $1,000 as trading opened, according to data provided by London’s ICE exchange. The price of gas futures for November delivery at the TTF hub in the Netherlands currently stands at $1,123 per 1,000 …
Read More »Covid-19 Pandemic Boosts Interest in Sustainable Aviation Fuel
Meeting the net zero carbon emissions target by 2050 is a “massive challenge” for the aviation industry but it offers a huge opportunity for the sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) sector, which is already being propelled by the Covid-19 pandemic, industry experts said. Investments in the SAF industry and work towards …
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