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25.08.2009, 11:37
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As the world’s largest producer of gas, and one of the worlds major producers of oil and coal, Russia isn’t generally seen as being at the forefront of the global thrust towards greater use of renewable energy sources.
21.11.2009, 07:17
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The US government has entered into the fray by setting up a commission to monitor the agreements on gas supplies between Russia and the EU countries.
22.09.2009, 14:15
London listed, Russia focussed gold miner, Highland Gold, has posted a 1H 2009 net profit of $38.1 million.
15.05.2009, 09:39
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A European delegation is in the resort city of Sochi to sign agreements with Russia's Gazprom, finalizing the multi-billion dollar gas pipeline.
23.06.2010, 01:19
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Russia and the EU have a warning mechanism to prevent an energy crisis, says Jerzy Buzek, President of the EU Parliament, who came to Moscow to discuss European security, and economic and social issues.
25.12.2008, 10:47
Potatoes, Cattle and Wheat – These could be the surprise winning investments for 2009. Unlike the stock market, agriculture could be a safe bet in the unfolding crisis.
24.06.2009, 14:39
Russia’s largest port operator, Novorossiysk Commercial Sea Port, has posted a 1Q 2009 Net Profit of $33.7 million under IFRS.
09.11.2009, 19:31
Russian mining and steel producer, Mechel, has posted a 1H 2009 Net Loss of $471.4 million under U. S. GAAP.
30.07.2010, 18:05
The long running shareholder dispute between Vladimir Potanin’s Interros, and Oleg Deripaska’s Rusal over management of Norilsk Nickel has flared again.
31.08.2010, 22:16
As the prices for basic foods in Russia have skyrocketed, the government is considering options to cap them.
Published: 06 October, 2009, 17:10
Edited: 07 October, 2009, 07:02
The dust has barely settled on the German elections, yet groups of citizens are already preparing to show their dissatisfaction with the new government’s nuclear energy policy.
The new government are taking the only sane action. The Greens are a minority party (10.7% now) who held the balance of power in the coalition with the SPD. Their idea to shut off all nuclear reactors in Germany by 2020 was not widely supported in the population - not least because their ideas did not include what would replace nuclear power. Despite Germany's adoption of wind power and other green alternatives, the only options after shuting off the nuclear reactors would be to have built many more coal-fired power stations or power cuts. If the 10.7% of people that support the Greens want to live without electricity, good luck to them - but the majority of us don't agreee with them.