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EU lawmakers back mandatory use of green jet fuel from 2025
July 7, 2022
Source: Reuters

EU lawmakers back mandatory use of green jet fuel from 2025

The European Parliament on Thursday backed landmark rules on aviation fuel that set binding targets for the replacement of kerosene with less polluting energy sources, but extended the definition of what a green fuel could be. The requirements, which if approved would be a world first, were originally proposed by the European executive commission last year to cut the climate impact of the aviation sector, which is deemed responsible for up to 3% of global emissions.

Nord Stream 2 might save EU $8 billion
April 30, 2019
Source: RT

Nord Stream 2 might save EU $8 billion

Nord Stream 2, Russian-led gas pipeline might save EU about $8 billion annually which is due to the 13% drop in the costs. “If the pipeline is completed by the end of 2019 and is launched in 2020, European families will get access to natural gas at a lower cost price, and will save eight billion euro annually,” said the Nord Stream 2 AG’s press office.

EU urges for simpler export rules
Aug. 10, 2018

EU urges for simpler export rules

The European Union is urging the United States that if Washington wants the 28-nation bloc to buy more, then it has to cut red tape and make its LNG export rules simpler. Also, to import US LNG, the EU has agreed to build more terminals. The US President and Commission President decided last month on achieving zero tariffs and subsidies on non-automotive industrial goods.

Problems for Iran to only increase in future
July 19, 2018
Source: Platts

Problems for Iran to only increase in future

The first round of U.S sanctions will start on August 6, as a result of which traders are slowly ceasing the import of Iranian crude. The key customers of Iranian crude in the European region are Turkey, France, Italy, Spain, and Greece. Sources believe that crude supply from Iraq and Saudi Arabia are likely to replace Iranian barrels. However, Turkey will most likely continue trading with Iran, despite sanction threats.

US challenges retaliatory tariffs
July 17, 2018
Source: Platts

US challenges retaliatory tariffs

The United States yesterday challenged the retaliatory tariffs imposed by five countries in the World Trade Organization (WTO). Donald Trump-led administration has alleged that the imposition of retaliatory tariff on US goods by China, the EU, Mexico, Turkey, and Canada, are in violation of international agreements. US Trade Representative has referred to the retaliatory tariffs to be “completely without jurisdiction under international rules”.

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