Iceland has doubled energy production
Iceland is producing twice the amount of electricity today as it was at the time of the millennium celebreations, just eleven years ago. The country c...
Cairn offices invaded by ‘polar bears’
Environmental activists dressed as polar bears have staged a sit-in at the Edinburgh offices of Cairn Energy in a protest against the company’s deep-w...
Reykjavik Energy selling museum in money saving asset firesale
Reykjavik Energy has begun the process of selling off non-core assets as part of its City of Reykjavik-led emergency bailout.
Greenpeace head arrested on Cairn rig
The global head of Greenpeace has been arrested after scaling an oil rig off the coast of Greenland, despite a recently imposed injunction.
18 activists removed from Cairn rig
Cairn Energy has announced that drilling has begun again at its oil exploration rig in the Arctic, after 18 Greenpeace activists breached a restricted...
Sweden slams Germany’s nuclear pledge
A top Swedish official has branded Germany’s announcement that it will be decommissioning its nuclear power stations by 2022 as “unrealistic.”
Technology to further ‘outsmart’ Finnish energy meters
Residences and businesses across Finland may soon start employing new devices to provide further aid in their drive for energy efficiency.
Russia-Denmark relations advance with energy agreement
Business between Denmark and Russia will take a step forward this year via new energy initiatives.