Iran’s arguments are much more right than those of Gibraltar and London who are indulging in piracy.
Read More »Iran’s Rial Gains Significant Value against US Dollar
The Iranian national currency of rial is 118.000 against the US dollar which shows a relatively high regain of value compared to months of low that followed American introduction of crippling economic sanctions against Tehran.
Read More »Russian Crude Still Dirty By Mid-2020
Russia is now preparing to dilute the contaminated oil stuck in the pipeline with clean crude.
Read More »Iran Fuel Stocks at Optimal Level Despite US Sanctions
A senior official from Iran’s Ministry of Oil says the country is currently holding abundant stocks of fuel despite US sanction that have affected the oil industry.
Read More »The Who and How of Power System Flexibility
Policy makers and industry leaders across the globe are increasingly aware of the importance of flexibility – the ability to respond in a timely manner to variations in electricity supply and demand.
Read More »Ofwat Orders £50 Reduction in Water Bills for Consumers
Water companies must also invest an additional £6m each day between 2020 and 2025 to improve the environment and services for customers.
Read More »Libya’s El Sharara Oilfield Shut Down since Friday
The field was pumping around 290.000 bpd prior to the shutdown.
Read More »More Than Half of UK Public Don’t Trust Energy Suppliers
That’s according to the latest BEIS Public Attitude Tracker. which is now on its 30th wave of finding out what the UK public think about a variety of energy issues.
Read More »New Trial Offers Financial Incentives for Smart EV Charging
Up to 1.000 members of the public who own EVs and charge it at their homes will take part in the pilot project.
Read More »Yukiya Amano Mulls Resignation
Amano. 72. was reappointed in 2017 to a third four-year term in charge of the IAEA. until 30 November 2021.
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