Ukraine’ economy is among the most energy-intensive in the world, and the potential for improving energy efficiency is accordingly large.
Poland has said it does not plan to renew a long-term gas supply contract with Russia when its current deal with Gazprom expires in 2022.
Poland loses its allies in the fight against Nord Stream2 thus new investments in gas infrastructures has gained urgency.
The Ukrainian crisis has shown that energy security in Central and Eastern Europe, particularly as regards the supply of natural gas, is not at all as certain as it seemed until recently.
Total profits in the Estonian business sector were EUR521m in Q1’16, 12 per cent down on the same period a year ago.
The Croatian economy ministry is thinking about removing the planned liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal on the northern island of Krk from its list of strategic investment projects.
Poland has for a while been attempting to build a coalition against extensions to the Nordstream 2 gas pipeline linking Russia and Western Europe via Germany – avoiding Ukraine and Poland.
Extra daily cross-border capacity between Poland and Germany should be available by June this year after the launch of electricity phase-shifting transformers, the Polish grid operator PSE said.
Carnegie’s ‘Reforming Ukraine’ project published an interesting set of proposals for reforming Ukraine’s ailing economy. We present a brief overview of the main points below.
The Austrian company Habau will complete the remaining 2.1 km of a long-awaited gas interconnector between Romania and Bulgaria by August.