Secretary General of the European External Action Service (EEAS) Helga Schmid announced that the EU-proposed Instrument in Support of Trade Exchanges (INSTEX) to trade with Iran has become operational.
Read More »Northumbrian Water to Pay Out £1.1m Over Pollution Offences
The financial contributions are expected to go towards environmentally focused work located in and around the areas where the incidents occurred.
Read More »US-Iran Tension to Overshadow G20 Summit in Japan
Many G20 members have a stake in the outcome of the meeting because the row has disrupted global supply chains.
Read More »Europeans Neither Competent. Nor Willing to Honor N. Deal
Iran is fully prepared to take the next step to further lower its compliance with the nuclear deal on July 07.
Read More »Russia to Help Iran Export Its Oil
Iran’s budget counts on raking in around $30 billion from oil and gas condensate exports.
Read More »EU. Japan and US to Cooperate on Hydrogen and Fuel Cells
They believe the technologies could bring significant benefits to the energy sector. the economy and the environment.
Read More »Nord Stream 2 is Ready for almost 60%
Earlier it was reported that the U.S. Administration plans to impose sanctions against Nord Stream 2 project.
Read More »EU Prepares to Impose Sanctions on Turkey over Gas Drilling
The European Council expresses serious concerns over Turkey'.s current illegal drilling activities in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Read More »Europe Required to Buy Iran’s Crude
Europe is duty-bound to purchase Iranian crude to keep the nuclear deal alive. reminding that the European'.s offered INSTEX mechanism requires financing that should happen through crude revenues.
Read More »EU Investigates Lithuania’s Support for State-Owned Energy Firm Lietuvos
It will examine if it was neccessary for the Lithuanian Power Plant to provide strategic reserve services in exchange for payments between 2013 to 2018.
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