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July 17, 2014
Greece presents its hydrocarbon treasure potential
by AEA
Israel, Lebanon and Cyprus have managed to alter the strategic calculations over Europe’s future energy security, following the confirmation of the hydrocarbon reserves under the southeast Mediterranean seabed. With concerns over developments in the...
July 17, 2014
Fresh debates on sea borders between Albania and Greece
by AEA
A debate has been triggered in Albania over the pending agreement over the sea borders with Greece and the search for oil that the Greek side has started in the Ionian Sea. Albanian media published a map claiming that it was published by the ministry...
July 17, 2014
TAP issues contract notice for supply and installation
by AEA
TAP issues contract notice for supply and installation of gas turbine compressors in Greece and Albania Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) is continuing its pre-qualification of potential suppliers for the construction of the 870km-long high pressure natu...
July 17, 2014
China Three Years Late on Installing Offshore Wind Farms
by AEA
BEIJING – China is three years behind schedule on a plan that would make it the world’s biggest market for offshore wind, a setback for the $15 billion industry that’s seeking to produce affordable electricity from the one of nature’s most reli...
July 16, 2014
3rd Annual Balkans and the Adriatic Oil & Gas 2014 Summit
by AEA
Albanian onshore licensing round Albania holds two of continental Europe’s largest onshore fields, the Patos-Marinza and Kucova field, both operated by Bankers Petroleum, placing Albania amongst Europe’s largest and oldest oil and gas producer...