An international consortium developing the Kazakhstan's sector to the Caspian said that the field could be one of the biggest finds in decades, if the results of initial exploration are

Several thousand Austrians, including some government officials, are expected to block all border crossings to the Czech Republic for 13 hours on to protest the startup of a nuclear power plant. The

Japan's government announced that its private sector oil companies would export part of their stock piles of gas oil to offset the recent sharp rise in global oil

Discussions on the power purchase agreement (PPA) for the Ennore LNG-based power project are expected to commence in the week beginning October

Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) will not go ahead with its plans for a grassroots refinery in Nagapatinam, Tamil Nadu, as it will soon acquire the Centre's stake in the Chennai Petroleum Corporation

Sweden's Social Democratic government is facing opposition from within its own party to its proposal to increase taxes on energy to cut consumption and reduce pollution. Opponents of the higher tax

Gurgaon, which has so far been internationally acclaimed for rapid industrialisation and is ideal for housing - away from the milling crowd and pollution in Delhi - can now boast of a complex run

Indan Oil Corporation (IOC) will soon embark on two ambitious porjects to provide quality diesel in the market with low sulphur content and produce special quality

The Maharashtra government has sought finnacial assistance from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for development and research in non-conventional energy.

Sweden's wind power market is set to boom and ABB, the Swiss-Swedish engineering group making power stations to trains, could be well placed to benefit. Sweden's largest power firm Vattenfall is