Bulgaria was still hesitating to build the Belene nuclear power plant and to participate in the South Stream pipeline construction, Energy Minister Traicho Traikov said here Tuesday.

• Date: 19.01.2011  |  Published on EGF: 19.01.2011  |  Energy  |  from ce.cn

Georgian Prime Minister participated in the 4th World Future Energy Summit held in Abu Dhabi

• Date: 19.01.2011  |  Published on EGF: 19.01.2011  |  Energy  |  from news.az

Turkmenistan’s role in regional and global trade will become more significant if the country applies for World Trade Organisation (WTO) membership, Jose Manuel Barroso, president of the European Comission, told Turkmen president Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov January 15, news media reported.

• Date: 19.01.2011  |  Published on EGF: 19.01.2011  |  External Relations  |  from centralasiaonline.com

At a meeting with the European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso in Ashgabat, Turkmen President Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov described the construction of a pipeline under the Caspian Sea as the "most attractive" way to deliver Turkmen gas to Europe.

• Date: 15.01.2011  |  Published on EGF: 15.01.2011  |  Energy  |  from trend.az

Recent reports in the Russian news media have detailed plans by the U.S. to provide the Mikheil Saakashvili government in Georgia with tens of millions of dollars worth of anti-aircraft and anti-tank weapons.

• Date: 15.01.2011  |  Published on EGF: 15.01.2011  |  External Relations  |  from opednews.com

Chinese investors are keen on taking part in developing energy projects in Bulgaria, Bulgaria's Government said on January 10 2011.

• Date: 11.01.2011  |  Published on EGF: 11.01.2011  |  External Relations  |  from sofiaecho.com

A giant monument to friendship between historic enemies Turkey and Armenia has become a symbol of controvery rather than healing.

• Date: 10.01.2011  |  Published on EGF: 10.01.2011  |  External Relations  |  from washingtonpost.com

U.S. laws limit the burning of coal here, and Washington state has a strong green influence. Passenger rail in Seattle and beyond would suffer consequences from shipments to Bellingham. But the financial firepower lined up in favor of shipping coal from Washington ports to China is gigantic.

• Date: 08.01.2011  |  Published on EGF: 08.01.2011  |  Energy  |  from crosscut.com