Andrei Yakunin is the son of Vladimir Yakunin the Russian Railways boss. He is the seventh Russian to have been arrested for illegal flight or unauthorised photography.
Europe must use 10% less gas to avoid risk of blackouts
According to the International Energy Agency, gas consumption must be reduced by the Continent in order for it to remain safe & secure.
Gazprom CEO Alexei Miller says gas price cap would lead to supply halt
Alexei Miller, Gazprom’s CEO, stated Sunday that plans to limit the price of Russian gas exports will cause supply to be halted. This is a similar threat to President Vladimir
Share Talk Weekly Energy Sector News Round-Up, Saturday 15th October 2022
The second-largest firm in the world generated more than £3,300 every second in “free money”
Norwegian police said they’ve resolved an incident at the Nyhamna gas processing plant in Norway
On Thursday, the Norwegian police responded to a telephone threat against Nyhamna’s gas processing plant. This is one of Europe’s largest energy export facilities.
Mystery leaks hit both Russian undersea gas lines, raising European suspicions
On Tuesday, European countries raced to investigate mysterious leaks in Russian gas pipelines that run under the Baltic Sea between Sweden and Denmark.
Coal rush! Global search for polluting fuels fueled by the energy crisis
The small port of Mtwara in Tanzania was primarily delt in cashew nuts until last year. It bustles now with ships loading up coal as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine prompts
UK paid Belgium 50 times the going rate to keep London’s lights on
To get to the bottom of British energy humiliation, we need a public inquiry.
Russia’s cash reserves run dry as West ramps up sanctions – shuns Putin’s energy
Russia’s budget surplus has fallen significantly, the latest indication that Russia’s public finances are under pressure from sanctions and the Kremlin cutting off gas supplies to Europe.
Rocketing energy prices hit as EU debates gas price cap
Europe felt the chill from soaring energy costs Monday. France said it couldn’t pay all the additional costs for consumers while Britain is at greater risk of falling into recession.
Don’t let Putin fool you, Russian banks lose $25bn as sanctions take their toll
Russian banks lost 1.5 trillion roubles ($25bn), in the first half year of sanctions imposed by western countries that deprived the country of large parts of the global financial system.
The UK goes big to ease energy shock, EU meets on Friday
Britain will limit consumer energy bills over two years and channel billions of dollars to power companies, Liz Truss, the new leader of the country’s energy department, said Thursday. This