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volume 13, Issue #18,  Thursday, October 09, 2008

• Greece interested in oil and natural gas reserves in Cyprus
• Germany may build up natural gas reserves in case of crisis
• Slovakia may re-nationalise Russia-EU gas pipeline
• Polish attempts to diversify from Russian gas supplies unlikely successful
• Opportunities persist as offshore Europe's oil output falls
• Iceland outlines financial and taxation regime ahead of licensing round
• Russia's deal-making in Africa
• North Sea wind grid would boost cross-border power trade
• 1,000 new hydro schemes to power Scottish homes
• Romania-Ukraine Black Sea oil and gas dispute reaches UN's highest court
• Norway sees mature fields as unexploited resources
• Russia wants to diversify energy exports to Europe
• Iceland to conduct first exploratory offshore drilling
• Moldovan high-pressure gas pipeline to be operational next spring

volume 13, Issue #17,  Tuesday, September 23, 2008

• Nigeria and Britain collaborate on energy issues
• Norway and Russia sign agreement on petroleum cooperation
• Turkmen gas on the way to Europe
• EU project to develop smart grids for future needs
• Experts dispute figures on Arctic hydrocarbons
• EU to swap carbon permits with UN programme
• Arctic research strengthens Denmark's claims to possible oil riches
• Iceland to open tendering of Dreki acreage
• European countries may be interested in export of Iranian gas via Turkey

volume 13, Issue #16,  Thursday, September 04, 2008

• Scotland plans link to power supply in Norway
• Gazprom's European expansion dilemma
• Iran and Turkey agree on gas deal details
• Ukraine admits to illegal appropriation of European gas
• Norway completes seismic scan near Lofoten
• Czechs confirm Russian oil supply at promised levels
• Libya and Malta discuss joint oil exploration
• European power plant capacity to see 185 GW of new units by 2030
• The EU’s energy and climate plan
• Future of UK North Sea oil and gas seen in hands of smaller players

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