It will install fast and flexible charging technology for 34 electric buses for Go Bus in Christchurch and Auckland.
Read More »Siemens Gamesa to Supply 100 Turbines for Offshore Wind Project in the UK
The wind farm once finished, could power more than 1.2 million homes with green energy.
Read More »US cannot Cite to JCPOA as Withdrawn from Iran’s Nuclear Deal
US cannot cite to 2015 nuclear deal, known as Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), with relation to Iran’s measures and activities taken in this regard.
Read More »China should Play Off Oil Producers against Each Other in Crisis
Oil is now a buyer’s market and China is the world’s largest purchaser of crude. As prices have plunged to multi-decade lows, the country may be reaping geopolitical advantages, if not economic benefits. China relies on imports for more than 70 per cent of domestic consumption. However, some commentators have …
Read More »The Shale Industry Suffers from Dried Demand
A few weeks before the summer driving season begins, U.S. gasoline consumption has plummeted to levels last seen in the late 1960s, due to the lockdowns to contain the spreading of the coronavirus. With demand for motor fuel plunging, refiners are cutting crude processing, and crude oil storage capacity in …
Read More »Six Wells Drilled by NIDC in Half a Month
During the first 15 days of the new Iranian calendar year which began on March 21, the National Iranian Drilling Company (NIDC) has drilled six oil and gas wells.
Read More »Rosneft Expects that the U.S. Sanctions will be Lifted after Sale of all Its Assets in Venezuela
Rosneft has the right to expect that the US will fulfill its promises and lift the sanctions against Rosneft’s subsidiaries after the sale of all assets in Venezuela, said Rosneft’s spokesman Mikhail Leontiev as quoted by the news outlet Prime. Earlier, Rosneft announced that it is terminating all its operations …
Read More »US Merely Claims Sanctions Do not Include Humanitarian Items
Stating that the US only claims that sanctions do not include humanitarian aids, Iran's Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the United Nations Majid Takht-Ravanchi said that it is useless to just repeat this claim; a major problem is banking sanctions.
Read More »India-Chabahar-Afghanistan Corridor Becomes O`perational
India-Chabahar-Afghanistan corridor became officially operational with the shipment of two containers through Mumbai, Chabahar and the Dogharoon border, according to the Director-General of Customs Transit of Iran.
Read More »Iran, Japan, UNIDO to Coop. in Fisheries Industry in Chabahar
Iran, Japan and the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) will cooperate with each other in the expansion of the fisheries industry in Chabahar.
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