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Kyiv fires back at Putin's order to take over Zaporizhzhia power plant
Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree transferring the occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant (ZNPP) to Russian federal ownership, Ukrainian Pravda reported on October 5. In turn, Ukraine condemned the illegal action.
AsiaElec: China pushing EU to up the ante on climate change
Serbia and Croatia spar over ban on oil transport through Janaf pipeline
Belgrade blames historic differences with Zagreb for failure to secure exemption to EU ban on Russian oil imports.
MOSCOW BLOG: Russia and Saudi Arabia’s oil production cut is pre-emptive strike on EU’s price cap scheme
Has Riyadh just sided with Putin by agreeing to cut oil production by 2mn barrels? It's more complicated than that.
EPH to invest €10.2bn into renewables in Germany
The plans mark a major shift in EPH's strategy, which had been to bet that the green transition would take longer than expected.
REM: Aukera to acquire PV portfolio of 1 GW
GLNG: Kinder Morgan sells half its stake in Elba Island LNG
FSUOGM: Enel wraps up Russian sale to Lukoil, local fund
EurOil: Norway to patrol seas near oil, gas assets
NorthAmOil: TotalEnergies unveils plan to spin off oil sands operations
France’s TotalEnergies has unveiled plans to spin off its oil sands operations in Canada into a new company as those assets do not align with its energy transition goals.
Hungary agrees on deferred payments with Gazprom for winter gas deliveries
Agreement helps ease pressure on Hungary’s widening current account deficit and steady the sinking forint.
LatAmOil: Ecopetrol head says less Colombian oil is going to Asia
Colombia’s national oil company Ecopetrol is sending a smaller share of its oil exports to Asia this year, as competition for Asian market share has ramped up in recent months.
DMEA: Oil begins flowing to Iraq’s Karbala refinery
Iraq’s Oil Ministry announced on September 25 that the Karbala refinery had begun receiving feedstock in preparation for trial production.
AfrOil: Gasoline subsidies called main driver of Nigerian public debt
Patience Oniha, the director-general of Nigeria’s Debt Management Office (DMO), said on September 27 that domestic gasoline subsidies were the primary cause of the ongoing rise in public debt.
OPEC+ makes 2mn bpd cut, angering the US
Months of badgering by Western leaders counted for nought this week as OPEC+ announced a 2mn bpd quota reduction that serves to bolster prices and cover up issues raising production.
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.
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