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Delay EU carbon levy, says air industry
Seven of Europe’s leading aviation companies have joined forces to warn the European Union’s plans to charge for carbon pollution are jeopardising 2,000 jobs and billions of dollars of orders from China | Financial Times
Ghana Navy arrests vessel carrying stolen oil from Nigeria
11 March 2012, Sweetcrude, ACCRA -The Ghanaian Navy says it has arrested a vesel laden with stolen oil from Nigeria | Sweetcrude
A year after tsunami, a cloud of distrust hangs over Japan
The Fukushima nuclear disaster has left residents doubting their government, their source of energy, even the food they eat | LATimes
UK wants 2030 renewable energy target scrapped
Fledgling green industries could be hit as document reveals move to rebrand nuclear power as a renewable form of energy | The Guardian
Unity Through Gas Pipelines
Eni Chief Executive Thinks European Nations Should Link Transmission Systems to Secure Supply | WallStreetJournal
Fukushima triggers ‘nuclear safety renaissance’
The nuclear energy world had become “a bit complacent” before the devastating accident at the Fukushima Daiichi plant in Japan exactly one year ago, the head of the agency that promotes the safe use of atomic power has admitted | Financial Times
Ocean surge endangers 21 oil Itsekiri communities
10 March 2012, Sweetcrude, WARRI -OVER 21 Itsekiri oil-producing communities in Warri North and Warri South-West Local Government Areas of Delta State have been submerged or are currently facing the threat of being wiped away due to sea encroachment, presumably caused by oil exploration and exploitation activities in the past few decades | Sweetcrude
Cyprus gas reserves lower than expected
On 8 March, Houston-based Noble Energy said that an independent estimate, published earlier last week, of the natural gas resources within its Block 12 concession were consistent with its own assessments, Cyprus Mail reported | NewEurope
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