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LatAmOil: Pemex’s legacy refineries continue to underperform
DMEA: Cabinda tests to begin in December
MEOG: IDC completes another Zubair well
Boom in solar power production in North Macedonia creates problems for power grid
Skopje eased procedures for households and companies to install rooftop solar panels and sell energy back to the grid, officials are now trying to find a solution to the fluctuations in supply.
HESS: Russia is down, but not out, in Central Asia
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has weakened its influence in Central Asia, especially in Kazakhstan. Russia is no longer a regional hegemon, which may increase regional instability. Tensions between Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan are especially dangerous.
Rosatom’s nuclear exports surge in 2022
Russia's nuclear exports were already booming well before the war in Ukraine started but now they are growing even faster. Moscow is using nuclear power as foreign policy tool to bind allies in the non-aligned world more tightly to its cause.
ENERGO: Rosatom’s nuclear exports surge in 2022
AsiaElec: Japanese nuclear power programme gets the green light
FSUOGM: Azerbaijan targets further growth in gas exports in 2023
MEOG: Kish gas development deal signed
EurOil: Germany's THE stocks up on gas ahead of next winter
DMEA: Astron refinery set to return
ENERGO: Polish parliament waters down government proposal to liberalise onshore wind power development rules
REM: World's largest wind turbine maker Vestas posts $1.7bn loss
Europe’s gas tanks at record 69% full with just over one month of heating to go
Europe’s gas storage tanks are 68.8% full, a record high in the last decade, with a little more than one month left of the heating season.
GLNG: India announces plans to ramp up LNG imports as shift away from coal gains pace
Turkmenistan: Small stature, big statue
The son tries to escape his father’s shadow, costly breakdowns in gas exports, and Russia has been playing Turkmenistan for a fool. Eurasianet’s weekly briefing.
Africa rallies to Russia’s rescue as EU bans the import of oil products
African nations boosted the import of Russian oil products, including the all-important diesel exports, in January ahead of the imposition of the latest round of sanctions on Russian oil products.
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