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MEOG: First deal signed for Qatar’s North Field South
EU members still fail to see eye to eye on gas price cap
EU member states met again on September 30 to discuss imposing a price cap on gas imports, but there is still little consensus on what form the measure would take.
Ongoing shifts in Venezuela’s relationships with Russia, Iran
Russia’s entry into the ranks of countries sanctioned by the US appears to be damaging ties with Venezuela – and giving Venezuela reasons to expand its existing co-operation with Iran.
Report says Russian gas supplies to Europe via TurkStream now endangered
Gazprom unit that operates pipeline said to be withdrawing all technical support.
Germany says three out of four Nord Stream pipelines damaged beyond repair
The disabling of Nord Stream has spooked markets as it removes the possibility of resuming deliveries of gas in the depth of winter if an energy crisis becomes acute.
Russian oil exports still booming and the EU is still a major buyer
One of the side-effects of the EU stepping up imports of US oil is that it has increased European demand for Russian diesel.
REM: Chinese turbine maker may soon enter UK offshore wind market
AsiaElec: Bangladesh looking to Asian big guns to boost renewables
Poland worried about Baltic Pipe security after Nord Stream explosions
Warsaw fears sabotage of Nord Stream on same day Baltic Pipe opened was no coincidence.
MOSCOW BLOG: Whodunnit?
Social media loves a good conspiracy theory, but it has gone off the Richter scale speculating on who was behind the take-down of the four Nord Stream gas pipelines, two of which sprang leaks on Sunday night as we reported yesterday morning.
Taliban sign deal to buy Russian oil, gas and wheat
Agreement marks regime’s first international economic deal. Moscow eyes economic corridor through Central Asia and Afghanistan to South Asia.
Czech-based EPH expands on the Dutch energy market
Largest Czech energy company acquires 100% of gas-fired power plant Sloe in Zeeland.
ENERGO: Czech-based EPH expands on the Dutch energy market
GLNG: RWE signs documents with ADNOC on LNG supplies
Turkmenistan: Piping up
Turkmenistan has traditionally fostered its closest security relationship with Russia. But it has found room to develop military ties with the US and China. Eurasianet’s weekly briefing.
AsianOil: Mubadala makes gas find off Malaysia
FSUOGM: Pressure drops in Nord Stream pipelines as gas leaks into sea
NorthAmOil: Talos to expand Gulf holdings with EnVen acquisition
Talos Energy announced on September 22 that it had agreed to acquire privately owned US Gulf of Mexico operator EnVen for $1.1bn.
EurOil: UK government set to fast-track key oil and gas projects
AfrElec: World Bank commits additional $335mn for electricity grid extension in Tanzania
Seismologists record explosions in area of Nord Stream leaks
Explosions were registered by seismologists in Sweden over the last 36 hours, according to the country’s national broadcaster SVT, in the same areas where gas leaks were reported to have occurred at the Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines yesterday, stokin
Sabotage suspected as gas leaks reported at both Nord Stream 1 and 2
Natural gas leaks have now been reported at both Russia’s Nord Stream 1 and Nord Stream 2 pipelines, and while the reasons are unclear, the fact that both pipelines suffered leaks on the same day has prompted speculation of sabotage.
Pressure drops in Nord Stream pipelines as gas leaks into sea
Pressure fell in both branches of the Nord Stream gas pipeline from the giant Russian Yamal Arctic gas fields to Germany during the evening of September 26, reportedly due to a leak.
Secret report reveals top officials knew Bulgaria wouldn’t benefit from Balkan Stream
Sofia paid over €1.5bn for its section of the Balkan Stream pipeline, which has never delivered any gas to Bulgaria.
BRUEGEL: National policies to shield consumers from rising energy prices
The current increase in wholesale energy prices in Europe has prompted governments to try to shield consumers from the direct impact of an energy crisis that is sweeping the Continent and the rising prices that are costing hundreds of billions.
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