The current global limit for sulphur content of ships’ fuel oil is 3.5% by mass.
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China. Russia. Kazakhstan. Kyrgyzstan. Tajikistan and Uzbekistan formed the SCO in 2001.
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Siemens Gamesa will install both windfarms’ plants in parallel. Installation will start in spring 2018.
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Facilities of the second stage at Yuri Korchagin are to be put into operations in 2018.
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Saudi Aramco had cut Arab Light pricing to Asia for the past three months as the kingdom fought to defend sales.
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Russia does not expect the latest regional diplomatic crisis with Qatar to affect an agreement among major producers to cut oil output.
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The town of 37.000 on the Loire river is the first in Europe to experiment with the technology developed by Sol-logic.
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The PV industry was the largest employer in 2016. with 3.1 million jobs - up 12 percent from 2015 - mainly in China. the United States and India.
Read More »Ukrainian President Welcomes the Stockholm Court Judgment
For the first time. Moscow is losing the opportunity to use gas as an instrument of political leverage and blackmail.
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