Chevron enters Greece for natural gas exploration west of Crete
Chevron, the second largest-listed oil company in the world, has entered Greece to explore natural gas reserves
TAP gas pipeline examining possibility to blend in hydrogen
Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) selected Penspen to evaluate the feasibility of introducing hydrogen blends into existing infrastructure
Russia claims Ukraine attacked TurkStream gas compressor
Amid a looming gas shortage in Europe, Russia said it prevented an attack on TurkStream infrastructure by downing nine Ukrainian drones
European gas market strained as Ukraine quits transit from Russia
The price of pipeline gas in Europe surged 5% on a weekly basis after Ukraine shut down the pipeline system carrying Russian gas to Slovakia
Serbia’s EPS explores possibility to use biomass, biogas in coal power plants
EPS launched a call for an analysis of the availability and technological suitability of biomass in Serbia for use in its power plants
Energy Community’s EU integration pace steady but CBAM looms
Energy Community contracting parties showed a tendency this year toward steady transposition and implementation of European law
Montenegro labels 15 energy projects as infrastructure priorities
The Government of Montenegro has adopted a list of priority infrastructure projects for the energy sector
Vučić: US, UK to block supply of oil to Serbia through JANAF
President Aleksandar Vučić said he obtained information that the US would impose sanctions on Russia-owned oil company NIS in Serbia