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OAO Gazprom sent Ukraine’s state-run energy company a $7 billion bill for failing to import agreed natural-gas volumes last year, in an echo of a conflict that twice disrupted shipments to European customers in recent years.
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European Union energy ministers will discuss a proposal for stress tests on nuclear-power plants today as engineers in Japan battle to prevent a meltdown at a nuclear facility following the recent earthquake and tsunami.
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OAO Gazprom, Russia’s natural-gas export monopoly said it’s “doing its best” to meet soaring demand from the European Union caused by freezing weather as some EU states report declining supplies.
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Biofuels targets in the European Union could raise emissions of greenhouse gases because forests and wetlands will be destroyed to grow the crops necessary, nine environmental groups said in a study .
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Oil rose to a nine-month high in New York after Iran said it halted some crude exports and investors bet that fuel demand will increase as Europe moves closer to bailing out Greece.
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European Union policies to promote the use of biofuels for transportation will cost consumers as much as 126 billion euros ($166 billion) between now and 2020, two environmental groups said.
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Natural-gas storage facilities across the European Union are full, European Commission spokeswoman Marlene Holzner told reporters in Brussels today.
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Austrian natural gas jumped by more than a third this week as Russian flows declined and freezing weather left about 250 people dead across Eastern Europe.
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The European Union regulator urged Bulgaria to amend its South Stream natural gas pipeline agreement with Russia to conform with EU law and make sure third parties are given access.
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OAO Gazprom, Russia’s natural-gas export monopoly, said supplies to Europe are more balanced as customers lower fuel requests even as a cold snap claims more lives across the continent.
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