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Hungary seeks continued energy cooperation with Moscow, foreign minister says at Russian Energy Week

Poland does "not rule out” taking over control of Yamal pipeline manager Europol Gaz

Kremlin claims attempt at blowing up TurkStream gas pipeline thwarted, announces arrests

Estonia’s opposition Centre Party files no-confidence motion in minister over LNG vessel saga

Gazprom confirms commitment on Hungary gas deliveries

OMV Petrom replaces gasoline production unit under €130mn investment

Putin again blames Europe for causing its own energy crisis

Swiss top court rejects Croatian request to review UN ruling in dispute between INA and MOL

Poland reports leak at Russian Druzhba oil pipeline

Bulgargaz picks Greece's DEPA, Mytilineos for LNG delivery, seeks lower gas price for November

ENERGY CRISIS: Bruegel gas use tracker shows a tight market but falling EU consumption

This winter is going to be tough. An energy crisis has already led the EU to spend over half a trillion euros on relief and support. Europe wants to cut its gas consumption by 15% and has managed to reduce it by 7% already.

Hungary and Serbia to build pipeline to transport Russian oil to Serbia

What happened to the Nord Stream pipelines?

Intrigue continues regarding what caused major leaks to occur at Russia’s Nord Stream pipelines in late September, potentially putting them permanently out of action. It is widely agreed that the leaks were a result of sabotage.

UK restarts offshore oil and gas licensing amid energy crisis

Estonia’s Eesti Gaas says “priority access to Finnish LNG terminal is very good news”

BP plans to triple its offshore wind farm jobs by end of 2023

Oil supermajor BP plans to more than triple its offshore wind farm jobs in an effort to achieve its CO2 goals, a company executive has told Bloomberg.

EurOil: EU members still fail to make headway on gas price cap proposal

Serbia to import only non-Russian oil via Croatia’s Janaf

Shareholders of Poland’s oil and gas company PGNiG nod to takeover by PKN Orlen

EU members still fail to make headway on gas price cap proposal

EU leaders convened once more on October 7 to discuss the introduction of a price cap on gas imports, but once more, member states failed to decide on what form the measure would take.

Croatia arrests two more INA executives over natural gas fraud

Serbia and Hungary agree to build new oil pipeline

Poland puts Russia’s Novatek Green Energy under temporary receivership

Nord Stream leaks: a catastrophe for climate goals

The explosions in the Nord Stream pipelines in the Baltic Sea are creating an unprecedented climate catastrophe.

Algeria revises gas prices with Spanish firm Naturgy on market developments

Poland raises infrastructure security level after sabotage against Nord Stream pipelines