Приклади вживання Energy giant Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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French energy giant.
Energy giant Gazprom insists it will build the Nord Stream II pipeline through the Baltic Sea even if it has to do it alone.
French companies with major operations in Britain include the energy giant EDF and the utilities firm Veolia.
Italian energy giant reports stronger earnings.
On the other hand, it has the strong backing of Gazprom,Russia's state-owned energy giant which owns Nord Stream 2 AG, the project company.
Italy energy giant says nation will survive next winter without Russian gas.
Alarm has been particularly high in France, whose energy giant Total last year signed a $5bn deal to extract Iranian natural gas.
US energy giant Chevron is terminating its operations in Romania due to poor exploration results and prolonged protests by environmentalists.
In January 2019, it became known that the French company Total-Eren,a subsidiary of the energy giant Total, was entering the Ukrainian wind power market.
France's state-owned energy giant EDF which operates the plant confirmed the intrusion but said that the plant's safety was never in danger.
They also plan to survey numerous other nuclear dumps in the Kara Sea,where Russia's energy giant Rosneft and its US partner Exxon Mobil are now exploring for oil and gas.
Norton said the energy giant had“agreed to sit down and talk further to understand the discrepancy and see if there's anything that we can learn….
Saudi Aramco's response team controlled a limited fire this morning at theShaybah natural gas liquefaction facility," the energy giant said.
Russian Energy Giant Gazprom.
Combined with the Nord Stream pipeline, Turkish Stream would have eliminated the need for Gazprom-Russia's chief energy giant- to use Ukrainian pipelines to supply the European market.
ALGIERS- Algeria's state-owned energy giant Sonatrach plans to invest at least $70 billion over the next 20 years to exploit shale gas in the southern desert.
President Nicolas Maduro is funneling cash flow fromVenezuelan oil sales through Russian state energy giant Rosneft as he seeks to evade U.S. sanctions designed to oust him from power.
Russian energy giant Gazprom, which has long been called“the Kremlin's bludgeon,” is facing the lowest gas demand for the entire post-Soviet history.
The project,which will be completed in partnership between two Algerian companies; energy giant, Sonatrach and the state-run fertilizer manufacturer, Semidal-Manal, and two Chinese companies; CITIC and Wengfu Group.
He also said Ukraine could soon expect to receive a $500 million loan from the World Bank to buy gas in exchange for certain conditions,including improving governance at state energy giant Naftogaz.
There was no breakthrough either for energy giant Gazprom, which has been seeking Chinese funding for a gas pipeline to China through Russia's Altai region.
State energy giant Qatar Petroleum(QP) will push ahead with its production expansion and foreign asset acquisition strategy to be on par with oil majors, despite a regional political and economic embargo on Doha.
The project will be completed in partnership between two Algerian companies, namely the energy giant Sonatrach and state-run fertilizer manufacturer Semidal-Manal, and two Chinese companies including CITIC and Wengfu Group, the minister added.
The Ukrainian state-owned energy giant Naftogaz and its subsidiaries alone are claiming $7 billion in damages, while Oschadbank, Privatbank, and Ukrnafta are seeking compensation of $1 billion each.
While the present transit agreement between Russian energy giant Gazprom and Ukrainian state company Naftogaz expires at the end of this year, neither Nord Stream 2 nor Turkish Stream will be completed by that time.
In 2013 Putin awarded Tillerson, then CEO of energy giant Exxon Mobil, the Order of Friendship, a Russian state honor, for his"significant contribution to strengthening cooperation in the energy sector".
On July 1, Russia opened a newfront in the economic war on Ukraine when the energy giant Gazprom, which is majority-owned by the Russian state and slavishly pursues Russian foreign-policy objectives, decided unilaterally to cut off the country's gas supply.