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Articles with tag "Energy"
Arctic energy
Investor Breathes New Life Into Major Arctic Coal Project
Russia plans to boost its domestic coal output by up to 50%, with the Arctic region playing a key role in these plans.
COMPLETELY UNPREPARED
Russia’s Coronavirus Recovery Plan Has No Space for Renewables
Without hydropower, just 0.16% of Russia’s electricity comes from renewable sources.
hot commodities
Russian Energy Exports to U.S. Set 8-Year Record in October
Russia ramped up its oil and petroleum sales to the U.S. after Washington imposed sanctions on Venezuela last year.
Barred from business
$740Bln U.S. Defense Bill Targets Russian Pipelines
The NDAA also calls for sanctions on Turkey over its purchase of a Russian S-400 missile defense system.
Stone age
Putin Says Zero-Carbon Energy Will ‘Send Us Baсk to Caves’
The Russian president says civilization needs to consume hydrocarbons, nuclear energy and hydropower to survive.
Arctic emissions
Arctic's Biggest Air Polluter Nornickel Shuts Down Smelter at Infamous Factory
Pollution from the factory has been a thorn in Norway-Russia relations since the days of the Soviet Union.
LOSING ENERGY
Russia Considers Banning Foreign Companies from Renewable Energy Projects
Clean energy production could become even more expensive if Russia blocks foreign companies, experts warn.
opinion
James Brown
Japanese Investment in Russia Floundering Despite Arctic Energy Deal
Without improvements to Russia’s business climate, cases of Japanese investment into Russia will continue to be the exception, not the norm.
COAL CONCERNS
Russian Energy Giants Suffer Under Anti-Coal Campaigns
In the absence of a government drive to reduce the use of coal, Russian companies are becoming targets of divestment campaigns from international investors...
Oil Strategy
Russia Joins the Ranks of Oil Swing Producers
Energy Minister Alexander Novak explains Russia’s response to the attack on Saudi Arabia and the future of oil.
Tax cuts
Energy Minister Calls for Reform of Oil Taxes
Energy minister says that without tax reform, Russia will not be able to sustain its current level of oil production
Carbon Footprint
The Cost of Carbon in Russia
Russia is the world's fourth-largest polluter, but has ratified the Paris climate accord.
energy agreement
Uganda Says Russia to Help it Develop Nuclear Energy
Uganda's energy needs are expected to jump in coming years.
oil deal
Russia Says There's Enough Oil in Global Stockpiles to Replace Lost Saudi Barrels
Attacks on Saudi oil facilities have raised concerns about a global shortfall of supplies.
north exploration
Russia Open to Private Companies Developing Energy-Rich Arctic Shelf, Minister Says
"Of course we would like to study it more, but the government cannot allow itself to make such investments. It's very expensive."
Icebreaker project
'We Want to Change the Course of History,' Northern Sea Route Operator Says
With new icebreakers, Russia's Arctic route could compete with the Suez Canal in shipping and trading.
Renewable reservations
Wind Turbines Ignore Birds' Interests, Putin Says
"This is not a joke," he added.
Arctic energy
Floating Nuclear Power Plant Will Be Key Element on Northern Sea Route
The Akademik Lomonosov power station has been officially handed over to the Russian state nuclear power company.
energy project
Japan Teams Up With Russia in Big Arctic LNG
The deal gives Japanese companies a 10 percent stake in the major LNG project being developed on Russia’s Arctic coast.
Shale basins
U.S. ‘Freedom Gas’ Aims to Loosen Russia's Grip on Europe’s Market
Russia is Europe’s biggest and lowest-cost gas supplier.
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