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Articles in March, 2005 issue of Europe Energy

• THE CHOICES FACING COMMISSIONER PIEBALGS.
• EU OIL PRODUCT PRICES RISE SHARPLY AGAIN.
• ASM BRESCIA SHORTLISTED BY EDF FOR JOINT CONTROL OF EDISON.
• BRIDGING THE POWER VACUUM TO HYDROGEN OR FUSION ?
• DUTCH AND SPANISH CARBON TRADING MARKETS GO EUROPEAN.
• REPSOL EYES UP FIRST CALGARY'S ALGERIAN OIL FIELD.
• MARCOULE MOX PLANT INCIDENT UPGRADED TO LEVEL 2.
• EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK RAISES OIL PRICE FORECASTS FOR 2005.
• EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT REPORT ON ENERGY EFFICIENCY PUT ON ICE.
• ENEL AND EDF TALKS HIT PROBLEMS.
• EDISON TO IMPORT 4 BILLION M3 OF ALGERIAN GAS A YEAR.
• ECJ ADVOCATE-GENERAL CRITICAL OF ITALIAN DECREE AGAINST EDF.
• NORWEGIAN COMPANY WINS SYRIAN EXPLORATION CONTRACT.
• PIEBALGS AGAINST HARMONISED EUROPEAN SUPPORT SCHEME FOR RENEWABLES.
• INTERBREW/ASPIRAVI DEAL TO GENERATE BIOELECTRICITY FROM BREWERY WASTE WATER.
• WORLD WIND POWER GENERATION CAPACITY RISES 20% IN 2004.
• SPANISH POWER GROUPS GO TO WAR ON MARKET RULES.
• BETTER INSULATION: GOOD FOR THE WALLET AND GOOD FOR THE ENVIRONMENT.
• ONE THIRD OF SPAIN'S NUCLEAR POWER GENERATION CAPACITY PARALYSED.
• AREVA TO BUILD TWO BIOMASS PLANTS IN BRAZIL.
• IAEA BACKS CONSTRUCTION OF NEW POWER STATION IN BULGARIA.
• EU/IRAN: PARLIAMENT DEMANDS FINAL RULING ON URANIUM ENRICHMENT.
• RAG PLANS STOCK EXCHANGE FLOTATION IN 2006.
• TWELVE BLACK SEA COUNTRIES PLEDGE TO COOPERATE ON ENERGY.
• FRENCHMAN ADAPTS DIESEL CAR TO RUN ON CHIP OIL.
• ENVIRONMENT COUNCIL: EU MINISTERS REACH AGREEMENT ON POST-KYOTO OBJECTIVES.
• 8.9% YIELD FOR NORWEGIAN OIL FUND IN 2004.
• CLIMATE CHANGE: ENERGY SAVINGS AND NEW TECHNOLOGIES ARE CRUCIAL, SAYS HEAD OF IEA.
• SLOVAKIA CAN ANNUL COAL MINING COMPANY'S INSURANCE FINES.
• OECD SLAMS ELECTRABEL'S VIRTUAL MONOPOLY IN BELGIUM.
• ELECTRICITY/GAS: EU FACES SPIRALLING ENERGY DEMAND AS COLD WEATHER PERSISTS.
• FRANCE, BELGIUM AND NETHERLANDS POOL EFFORTS TO IMPROVE MARKET.
• CLIMATE CHANGE: G8 SHOULD DO MORE TO TACKLE GLOBAL WARMING, SAYS UK CHANCELLOR.
• TOTAL LIKELY TO HAVE TO PAY MORE FOR ITS 25% STAKE IN NOVATEK.
• EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT REPORT ON SECURITY OF ELECTRICITY SUPPLY POSTPONED.
• ENEL CLOSE BILLION-EURO BOND ISSUE.
• ONE-ON-ONE: JOS DELBEKE, AIR AND CHEMICALS DIRECTOR AT THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION.
• ENI BANKING ON OIL PRODUCTION OF 2 MBD IN 2008.
• EU OIL PRODUCT PRICES ON THE WAY UP AGAIN.
• IAEA DELAYS RE-ELECTION OF DIRECTOR-GENERAL.
• CLIMATE POLICY: AMSTERDAM COMMERCIAL DAYS PROVE MAJOR ATTRACTION.
• AIRCRAFT MUST CUT NOX EMISSIONS BY 12% IN 2008.
• ONE-ON-ONE : NICOLA CONENNA, TECHNICAL DIRECTOR OF HYDROGENCITIES.
• MINOR INCIDENTS REPORTED AT NUCLEAR PLANTS IN FRANCE.
• GAS: FINAL GUIDELINES ON GAS STORAGE STILL NEED FINALISING.
• BROAD COMPLIANCE WITH FUEL QUALITY STANDARDS IN THE EU.
• MEDITERRANEAN FISHERMEN TEST OIL SLICK COLLECTION NET.
• EU/IRAN: IAEA CHIEF ASKS AMERICANS TO REASSURE TEHRAN AS EUROPEANS REPORT PROGRESS.
• MOX FUEL REPROCESSED FROM US MILITARY PLUTONIUM ARRIVES IN FRANCE.