| Interview Gerhard Schröder The former German chancellor and current Chairman of the shareholders’ committee of Nord Stream, Gerhard Schröde...
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| It was, more than anything else, the European Parliament who got Alan Riley, Professor at the City Law School in London, involved in Nord St...
| Few European infrastructure projects have met with greater suspicion and resistance than the Nord Stream pipeline, which is to carry Russian...
| In the energy war between producers and consumers that has been heating up in recent years, the ministerial gathering at the International E...
| As geopolitics have become the dominant concern in the world energy market, relationships between producers and consumers have become increa...
| The EU commissioner for Energy about the most far-reaching climate and energy proposals the world has ever seen: ‘government has to make a p...
| ‘We are an example of an infrastructure company that is the result of a successful unbundling operation. But this does not necessarily mean...
| Energy industry in search of 'fair trade' rules....
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| At the World Energy Congress in Rome, one subject dominated the debates above all: the CO2-question. ‘Climate change’ seemed to be on the li...