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ENERGO: Russia's booming uranium trade
REM: Carbon offset market shrinks
Polish power giant PGE’s stock price falls nearly 11% after U-turn on climate ambitions
The now-ditched strategy provoked political controversy, as the still-powerful Polish mining lobby saw it as laying the groundwork for accelerating the energy transformation away from coal.
GLNG: Petronas awaits final decision on new Argentinian LNG law
Turkmenistan: Uzbek to the future
Ties with Uzbekistan have never been so strong. The situation is producing tangible results. This and more in this week's Eurasianet Akhal-Teke Bulletin.
EurOil: EU again voices concern over buying refined Russian oil from India, without solutions
LatAmOil: US says Eni, Repsol can make oil-for-debt deals with PdVSA
Russian companies build up $200bn secret slush fund despite the oil sanctions
The unprecedented and extensive sanctions to limit Russia’s oil export income have successfully reduced Russia’s export earnings and budget revenues, but via various scams Russian companies have built up a slush fund of some $200bn abroad.
Can Europe simply ban Russia's soaring LNG imports too?
Europe has cut itself off from Russian gas following the destruction of the Nord Stream 1 & 2 pipelines last year, but imports of Russian liquefied natural gas have soared as it seeks sources of fuel and has few other options. Or does it?
MEOG: KOC extends services contracts
DMEA: EU scouts Africa for SAF projects
AfrElec: Liberia’s president justifies electricity exports to Ivory Coast despite domestic shortage
Istanbul-listed Turkcell obtains €30mn loan from Bank of China for solar investments
COMMENT: The water and energy nexus in Central Asia
Climate change is real, and it calls for action at the global, regional, and national levels. One of its impacts is additional water stress in addition to what many countries experience already. Effective counteraction requires joint action.
AsiaElec: Thai-Vietnam LNG project a potential ground-breaker in regional LNG co-operation
Bulgaria to probe secret deals with blacklisted Russians on TurkStream construction
Prosecutors are probing allegations that Bulgarians officials secretly met sanctioned Russians to speed up construction of the local stretch of the TurkStream pipeline.
IMF: Africa's fragile states are greatest climate change casualties
Climate change poses grave threats to countries across Africa – but especially fragile and conflict-affected states. As the continent’s leaders converge on Kenya for the African Climate Action Summit, it is vital that they come up with solutions
Slovak refinery Slovnaft wants prolongation of exemption from Russian oil embargo
The exemption for Slovnaft is in place until December due to Slovakia’s and Hungary’s high dependency on Russian crude.
Turkmenistan: Union busting
Unfair soccer league, and potential and real gas deals aplenty, with Hungary, Iraq and Uzbekistan.
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