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Nigeria, Niger and Algeria have signed an agreement to build a multi-billion dollar pipeline to take Nigerian gas across the Sahara to the Mediterranean.
Why has another Airbus crashed, and is flying becoming more risky?
French plans to lead a nuclear power renaissance in Britain have been dealt a major blow after regulators warned of serious reservations about the safety of the reactor technology earmarked for use.
AYemeni airliner Airbus 310 with 153 people on board has crashed in the Indian Ocean
At least 10 people were killed and 40 injured when a freight train carrying gas derailed and exploded in a northern Italian town
A £1bn cost over-run is threatening the future of the publicly-funded project to build Britain's biggest aircraft carriers
A deal to end the bitter jobs dispute at the Lindsey oil refinery has been agreed, unions have said.
Plane-maker Airbus has been awarded a £28m grant from the assembly government to ensure the future of hi-tech wing production in Flintshire.
French investigators confirmed more details about the crash of Air France Flight 447 on Wednesday, as more details emerged that suggested the plane broke up in mid-air.
A Briton held hostage for nine months in southern Nigeria's swamps has told how he feared he might never be freed.
Exxon Mobil and TransCanada have announced an agreement to work together on the 2,700-kilometre, US$26-billion Alaska pipeline project
A Brazilian search team has recovered a large tail section of the Air France jet that crashed a week ago over the Atlantic with 228 people on board.
Thousands of welds on nuclear submarines may need to be retested after an NDT Inspector was caught last month, signing off joints that he had not tested.
Rival pipelines look to secure Europe's energy supplies
Air France acknowledged yesterday that speed monitors on some of its Airbus planes have proved faulty, icing up at high altitude.
The world's first floating wind turbine is to be towed out to sea this weekend.
The best guesses as to what went wrong with Flight AF 447 from Rio de Janeiro to Paris are that it either experienced severe turbulence that led to catastrophic structural damage or that it was struck by lightning
Siemens is to build a new gas fired power station in the Rotterdam area of Holland.
APACHE Energy has used Federal Court action to block a government inquiry into the Varanus Island explosion.
South Stream will deliver gas from Central Asia and Russia to Central Europe and Italy through the Balkans.
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