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• Russia and Turkmenistan to Partner in Offshore Oil and Gas Exploration
  11 August 2011
• Turkey Amenable to South Korea's Nuclear Energy Proposals
  11 August 2011
• OECD Reports Most Active Nations in Environmental Research
  11 August 2011
• BP Exploring for Oil in Namibia
  10 August 2011
• Nigeria Still Considering Nuclear Power
  10 August 2011
• Biomass Plants Proposed to Dispose of Fukushima Disaster Debris
  10 August 2011
• Turkey to Hold Third Wind Power Congress
  10 August 2011
• Leading Wind Turbine Maker to Establish Assembly Plant in Brazil
  10 August 2011
• Investors Considering Iran-Iraq-Syria-Europe Pipeline
  09 August 2011
• France Investigates Producing Electricity from Ocean Tides
  09 August 2011
• Samsung C&T awarded $3 billion Canadian contract
  09 August 2011
• Tanzania Improves Energy Efficient Stoves
  09 August 2011
• Turkey to Host Iraqi Energy Conference
  09 August 2011
• In the Aftermath of Fukushima, Japan Turns to Renewable Energy
  08 August 2011
• Iranian Oil Minister States That Industry Needs Massive Investment
  08 August 2011
• Attack Destroys NATO Fuel Tankers in Pakistan
  08 August 2011
• Kenya develops unique Bio-Ethanol Gel Biofuel for Kitchen Use
  08 August 2011
• Angola's Kambambe Dam Being Modernized
  08 August 2011
• Iranian Company to Build 10 Power Plants in Iraq
  07 August 2011
• Energy Resources of Australia Uranium Reserves Cut 46 Percent
  07 August 2011
• Thailand, Cambodia Restart Talks on Overlapping Gas Claims
  06 August 2011
• China Introduces a Unified Grid Feed-in Tariff for Solar Power
  06 August 2011
• Lebanon’s Parliament Passes Maritime Border Law
  06 August 2011
• Pakistan Seeking Wavier on Iranian Natural Gas Pipeline Project
  04 August 2011
• Russian Pipeline Monopoly in Legal Dispute with China
  04 August 2011
• Despite Fukushima, Japan Still Bids for Turkish Contract
  04 August 2011
• Filipino Insurgents Oppose Privatization of Hydropower Facilities
  04 August 2011
• Indian Company Investigating Seaweed as Possible Biofuel
  04 August 2011
• Australia Investigates Agave as a Super Biofuel
  03 August 2011
• Mozambique Exports First Shipment of Biofuels to Europe
  03 August 2011
• Japan's Itochu Now Producing and Selling Bioethanol in Brazil
  03 August 2011
• U.S. Investing $9 Million in Israeli Alternative Fuels Start-Ups
  03 August 2011
• Brazil to Study Sugarcane for Jet Fuel Production
  03 August 2011
• US to Discuss Nuclear Cooperation with Saudi Arabia
  02 August 2011
• India Considers Paying Iran for Oil Imports in Rupees
  02 August 2011
• Additional Wind Generators to Arise Alongside Lake Erie
  02 August 2011
• Australia's Government Ponders Uranium Mining in New South Wales
  02 August 2011
• Eritrea: Micro-Dam Under Construction in Dembe-Habtetsion
  02 August 2011
• British Isles Deal on Channel Islands Renewable Energy
  01 August 2011
• Massive Growth for Indian Wind Energy Company Suzlon Energy
  01 August 2011
• Australian Solar Power Moving Ahead, Albeit Slowly
  01 August 2011
• Solar Energy Receives Voter Support in Missouri
  01 August 2011
• Japan's Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency Criticized
  01 August 2011
• UN Calls for Suspension of Giant Hydroelectric Dam in Ethiopia
  31 July 2011
• Brazil, China Promote Partnerships in Renewable Energy Projects
  31 July 2011
• South Korea and India Sign Nuclear Energy Agreement
  30 July 2011
• Spain’s Repsol-YPF Earnings Hit by Libyan Civil War
  30 July 2011
• Bangladesh Awards Gas Compressors Work to Russia’s Gazprom
  30 July 2011
• Kenya’s Consumers Soon to be Forced to Use Solar Energy
  28 July 2011
• EBRD Gives Ukraine Additional $100 Million for Chernobyl Work
  28 July 2011
• Shell Defends Sale of Nigeria Oil Blocs as Legal
  28 July 2011
• Chinese Companies Compete for Power Plant Contracts in Poland
  28 July 2011
• IMF Unhappy with Romania's State-Owned Companies Management
  28 July 2011
• Nigeria, Iran Battle for OPEC's No.2 Position
  27 July 2011
• Rwanda to Privatize Methane Gas Plant
  27 July 2011
• Colombian Oil Workers Disrupt Production, Army Sent In
  27 July 2011
• Romania's Attempt to Sell Minority Stock in Petrom Fails
  27 July 2011
• Vietnam’s Prime Minister Approves 10-year National Power Plan
  27 July 2011
• Mexico’s Pemex Now Third Largest Stock Holder in Repsol
  26 July 2011
• Kenya to Begin Power Rationing on 27 July
  26 July 2011
• Poland Still Supports Ukraine’s Oil Pipeline
  26 July 2011
• Deal Signed for Vietnam’s Mong Duong Power Plant
  26 July 2011
• Tajikistan to Export Electricity to Afghanistan
  26 July 2011
• Vietnam Considers Wind Power
  25 July 2011
• Chinese Imports of Iranian Petroleum Products Soar
  25 July 2011
• West African Nations Work to Resolve Energy Issues
  25 July 2011
• Slovenia Disputes Italian Proposal for Offshore Gas Terminal
  25 July 2011
• Tajikistan Begins Construction on their First Oil refinery
  25 July 2011
• Russia Says Iran’s Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant to Open Soon
  24 July 2011
• Iran Opens 42 Kilowatt Solar Energy Plant in Mashhad
  24 July 2011
• Energy Shortages Cripple Businesses in Lagos
  23 July 2011
• China Launches its First Fourth-Generation Nuclear Reactor
  23 July 2011
• Russian Company Sues Bulgaria Over Nuclear Plant Project
  23 July 2011
• Iran and Lebanon Deepen Energy Ties
  21 July 2011
• Russian Navy’s Nuclear Power Plant Repair Funding Stolen
  21 July 2011
• Striking Nigerian Oil Workers to Shut Oil and Gas Installations
  21 July 2011
• South Korea Buys Share in Jamaican Electricity Company
  21 July 2011
• Australian Coal of Africa Beginning South African Operations
  21 July 2011
• Paraguay, Argentina Dispute Over Shared Hydroelectric Facility
  20 July 2011
• South Korea, Malaysia Discuss Nuclear Energy Cooperation
  20 July 2011
• Iran’s Southern Regions Producing 3 million Barrels of Oil Per Day
  20 July 2011
• Iran’s Relations with China Allow Bypassing UN Sanctions
  20 July 2011
• Oil Industry Workers See Foreign Influence Over Failure of Oil Bill
  20 July 2011
• Uganda’s Oil Potential Arouses International Interest
  19 July 2011
• Burma, China Ignoring Environmental Warnings for Dam
  19 July 2011
• India to Increase Investments in South African Energy Assets
  19 July 2011
• Iran’s Six Months of Targeted Fuel Subsidies Deemed Successful
  19 July 2011
• Kenya’s Oilibya Stops Paying Libyan Government
  19 July 2011
• New Thai Government to Scrap Country’s Oil Fund?
  18 July 2011
• India Granted a Waiver by Nuclear Suppliers Group
  18 July 2011
• World Bank Provides $99 Million Grant for Nepal Power Project
  18 July 2011
• National Iranian Oil Company to Issue $15 Billion in Bonds
  18 July 2011
• Pakistan to Include Iran in Currency Swaps
  18 July 2011
• Germany's Greens Criticize Govt. Over New Coal-Fired Power Plants
  16 July 2011
• Iran’s Offer to Expand Sri Lanka’s Oil Refinery Rejected
  16 July 2011
• Belarus Selling off its Energy Assets to Russian Firms
  16 July 2011
• China to Keep Rare Earths Export Quota at 2010 Levels
  15 July 2011
• Nigerian-Chinese Trade Soars
  15 July 2011
• Iraqi Militants Threaten Kuwaiti Port Development
  14 July 2011
• Argentina’s Largest Oil Company Joins Colombia’s Oil Rush
  14 July 2011
• China Assisting Pakistan in Upgrading Power Infrastructure
  14 July 2011
• BP-Azerbaijan Suspends Oil Supplies Via Georgian Supsa Pipeline
  14 July 2011
• Vietnamese Energy Insurance Company to Issue IPO
  14 July 2011
• Major Colombian Oil Pipeline Attacked, Yet Again
  13 July 2011
• Iran to Invest $18 Billion in the Country’s Southern Oilfields
  13 July 2011
• New Thai Government Urged to Review and Modify Energy Policies
  13 July 2011
• France to Open "Cooperation Bureau" in North Korea
  13 July 2011
• Financial Problems Hit Nuclear Projects in the Balkans
  13 July 2011
• Proposed Shale Gas Development Stirs Passions in Poland
  12 July 2011
• Iran Ready to Export Jet Fuel to Neighbors
  12 July 2011
• China Loans Serbia $300 Million to Construct Power Station
  12 July 2011
• Will Russia Hike Romanian Energy Prices Following WW2 Comments?
  12 July 2011
• Taiwan Surges Forward in Solar Energy Developments
  12 July 2011
• Israel Seeking UN Opinion on Maritime Border Dispute with Lebanon
  11 July 2011
• Iranian-Omani Pipeline Could Change Persian Gulf Political Dynamic
  11 July 2011
• Germany Improving East African Trade Ties from Energy to Food
  11 July 2011
• Post-Soviet States Draw Closer on Energy Issues
  11 July 2011
• Despite Sanctions, Iran Trumpets Nanotechnology Achievements
  11 July 2011
• Energy Poor Jordan Eyes Renewable Energy Resources
  10 July 2011
• Gazprom in North Korea for Energy Cooperation Talks
  10 July 2011
• Argentinean Falklands Offshore Oil Exploration Well Comes Up Dry
  10 July 2011
• Iran Criticizes Saudi Oil Production Boost, Warns of Price War
  08 July 2011
• India Finalizes Nuclear Liability Law
  08 July 2011
• Surging Vietnamese Oil Production Causing Tension with China
  07 July 2011
• Russian Envoy Tells Zimbabwe’s Mugabe, You’ve Got a Friend
  07 July 2011
• Virgin Australia to Experiment with Eucalyptus Oil as Biofuel
  07 July 2011
• France Finances Ethiopian Power Transmission Line to Kenya
  07 July 2011
• Russia Offers to Further Increase Energy Supplies to Japan
  07 July 2011
• Energy Issues Cause Pakistan to Reconsider Ties to U.S.
  06 July 2011
• National Iranian Oil Company Assets Worth Nearly $200 billion
  06 July 2011
• China Moves to Acquire Stake in Mongolia’s Biggest Coal Project
  06 July 2011
• Energy Issues Help Propel Belarus Economy to Verge of Collapse
  06 July 2011
• Russian Privatization Policies Intrigue Investors
  06 July 2011
• Iran Threatens India Over Unpaid Energy Bills
  05 July 2011
• Saudi Journalist Says That Oil Shortages Will Topple Gaddafi
  05 July 2011
• Uruguay Upset with Argentinean Energy Policy
  05 July 2011
• Greenpeace Battles Slovakian Government over Nuclear Power Plant
  05 July 2011
• Pakistani Energy Shortages Creates Unemployment
  05 July 2011
• Jordan Presses on to Build First Nuclear Power Plant
  04 July 2011
• France Expands Nuclear Capabilities by Opening a Nuclear Institute
  04 July 2011
• Energy Issues Further Dividing Russian and U.S. Foreign Policy
  04 July 2011
• Energy Companies Run Afoul of India’s Official Auditor
  04 July 2011
• Costs of Shuttering Germany’s Nuclear Plants Deemed High
  04 July 2011
• Iran To Increase Gas Exports To Pakistan
  30 June 2011
• Chinese Provinces Suspend Nuclear Power Plant Projects
  29 June 2011
• China’s CNPC Delivers biofuel for Air China flights
  29 June 2011
• Indo-Burmese Dam Project Raises Concerns
  29 June 2011
• Iranian Deputy Oil Minister - Era of Cheap Oil is Over
  29 June 2011
• Troubling Questions Arise About Russian Nuclear Specialists Killed in Crash
  27 June 2011
• Energy Starved Angola to Build 150 Micro-Hydroelectric Plants
  27 June 2011
• Central Asian Regional Water Tensions to Increase
  27 June 2011
• Israel’s Offshore Natural Gas Fields May be Hard to Protect From Terrorism
  27 June 2011
• Japan - More Reactor Problems, This Time Reportedly Solved
  27 June 2011
• Dollars Reserve Currency Status at Risk Following Russia-China Deal
  26 June 2011
• Fukushima Politics Impacts Bulgarian-Russian Nuclear Deal
  26 June 2011
• Chevron to Begin Deepwater Drilling off Liberia
  26 June 2011
• Public Support for Nuclear Energy Outlined in New Poll
  25 June 2011
• Russia Voices Concerns About UN Sanctions on Iran
  24 June 2011
• Hydroelectric Projects Continue to Trouble Central Asian Relations
  23 June 2011
• China Pressing Forward With Wind Power
  23 June 2011
• Brazil to Become the World's Largest Market for Oil Exploration Technology
  23 June 2011
• U.S. Company to Begin Drilling in Cyprus Offshore Waters by Year End
  23 June 2011
• Russia, Norway to Begin Licensing Barents Sea Gray Zone in 2013
  23 June 2011
• Russia Still Committed to Nuclear Power
  22 June 2011
• EPA Ups 2012 Biofuel Mandate to 15.2 Billion Gallons
  22 June 2011
• Sudan’s President Threatens to Shut Pipelines
  22 June 2011
• A Chinese Specialist on Russia-China Energy Cooperation
  22 June 2011
• Australian Mining Software Company Expanding Into Kazakhstan
  22 June 2011
• Nigerian Government Grapples With Endemic Energy Shortages
  21 June 2011
• Russia Tests Aerial Spent Nuclear Fuel Transport Containers
  21 June 2011
• Lebanon Protests Israeli-Cypriot Energy Agreement
  21 June 2011
• International Energy Companies Move Into Mozambique
  21 June 2011
• Russia Considers Importing Australian Uranium for Processing
  21 June 2011
• Analysts Worry Korean Energy Policies Might Backfire
  20 June 2011
• Russia Unlikely to Join the International Energy Agency Soon
  20 June 2011
• Colombia's Insurgents Target Energy Infrastructure
  20 June 2011
• Pakistan's Fuel Scarcity and Unpaid Bills Shutter 12 Power Plants
  20 June 2011
• Australia's Desalinization Plant Workers in Industrial Dispute
  20 June 2011
• Chinese Energy Workers in Somalia Threatened
  19 June 2011
• Argentina Now Receiving 40 Percent of Chinese Regional Investments
  19 June 2011
• Chinese Dam and Pipeline Projects Raise Burmese Tensions
  18 June 2011
• Russia Remains Committed to Burgas-Alexandroupolis Oil Pipeline
  18 June 2011
• Russian Oil Company Lukoil Seeks Re-Entry to Iraq
  16 June 2011
• China Looks Increasingly Towards Renewables
  16 June 2011
• Lithuania, U.S. Company Discuss Shale Gas Production
  16 June 2011
• Following Fukushima, India Slows Nuclear Development
  16 June 2011
• Russian Expert Criticizes Bulgaria's Proposed Belene Nuclear Plant's Cost
  16 June 2011
• Debate Over Ethanol Subsidies Heats up in Washington
  15 June 2011
• Natural Gas Issues Inflame Palestinian-Israeli Dispute
  15 June 2011
• Zimbabwe's Biodiesel Industry in Trouble
  15 June 2011
• Fallout From Fukushima Rattles Australia's Uranium Mining Industry
  15 June 2011
• Pentagon’s "Operational Energy Strategy" Promotes Energy Reform
  15 June 2011
• Rosneft Confident Oil Pricing Dispute With China Resolved Soon
  15 June 2011
• Despite Fukushima, Taiwan to Build 4th Nuclear Reactor
  15 June 2011
• Germany’s Nuclear Phase-Out Generates Lawsuits
  15 June 2011
• Mozambique Moves Towards LNG Production
  15 June 2011
• Romania Posts 2011-2035 National Energy Strategy Online
  15 June 2011