Latvenergo hopes to keep market leader position and diversify energy sources in 4 years
The main goals of the joint-stock power utility Latvenergo in the four-year period from 2012 to 2015 include keeping its leading positions in the Baltics, diversification of energy sources and balanced development of electrical grids, the company's CEO Aris Zigurs said today at a conference on the development of Latvenergo in a deregulated market.
Russia To Finance Vietnam's First Nuclear Power Plant
Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev has announced that Russia is to lend Vietnam some $10 billion to build that country's first nuclear power plant.
China to bolster Iran ties unconcerned by Western pressure
Although China is under pressure by Western powers due to its close relations with Iran, but China expands ties with Iran unconcerned by the pressures, IRNA quoted China Ambassador to Iran Yu Hongyang as saying on Tuesday.
Iran plays key role in securing energy sources for Armenia
Armenian Energy Minister Armen Movsisian has said that Iran plays a key role in meeting energy needs of his country, IRNA reported.
Azerbaijani companies invited to forum in Indonesia
On 7-8 November, Indonesian island of Lombok will host the ASEAN Tourism Investments Forum.
Hungary wants to import gas from Azerbaijan
Hungary would like to import gas from Azerbaijan and Georgia, said Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban.
Bulgaria May Scrap Its Existing N-Plant
Bulgaria may consider closing its sole existing nuclear power plant, Kozloduy, if Bulgarians vote against the development of nuclear energy in the country in an upcoming referendum, a Russian paper has claimed.
Australia's uranium mining reversal cheers India
Australia reversing a decades-long ban on uranium mining has cheered the industry in India and is set to provide a fresh fillip to relations between the two countries.
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