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Turkey’s dependence on Russia for energy deepens with plans for second nuclear plant collaboration

Reports suggesting that Turkey plans to award the contract for its second nuclear power plant to Russia, as it did with the first one, are reinforcing Turkey’s dependence on Russia in the energy sector. Criticism coming from both the opposition and environmentalists has arisen due to Russian officials — rather than Turkish authorities — making statements about the planned facility in Sinop, located in northern Turkey.

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New Oil Law Likely To Be The End Of Iraqi Kurdistan’s Independence Dream

A series of legal rulings by Iraq’s Federal Supreme Court (FSC) on 21 February underlined that the planned New Oil Law being worked on by the government of Iraq in Baghdad will be the final agent of change that will end any semblance of independence for Iraqi Kurdistan. And for Western oil companies working in the region, it looks like the future has been cancelled.

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Artificial Intelligence Could Trigger a Natural Gas Boom in Europe

When the use of seismic surveys became common place, Oil and gas drillers used to drill only in spots the human eye could detect from seismic and other data, but that’s all changing now. The next round of onshore discoveries is being aided by new Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning software that sees what we can’t, forever disrupting the exploration game.

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