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At a time when the European Commission is setting new and more ambitious Climate targets, to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 55 percent from 1990 levels by 2030, most countries in the SE European area are still debating if and when they should give up coal use for power generation.
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by Simon Watkins*
OPEC’s 60th birthday should have been reason for celebration, but its largest producer Saudi Arabia is increasingly putting its own interests before the cartel’s objectives and has put the very existence of OPEC at stake on a number of occasions
Tuesday, September 22, 2020
The current tensions in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean are neither new nor a consequence of ancient history. Their origins can be traced to 1973, when Turkey first contested the Greek continental shelf. Since then, in the aftermath of Turkey’s invasion of Cyprus and its hardened stance towards Hellenism, the scope of that
Friday, September 18, 2020
by Anuradha Ramanathan*
This is the time of year when the autumn conference season would normally be upon us and industry participants from all over the world would be congregating to mull over the year and to envision future supply-demand plans
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