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North Macedonia to ban imports of diesel from Russia
Germany's THE stocks up on gas ahead of next winter
Trade union files legal complaint against Italian LNG project
More setbacks for IOG at Southwark field
Europe no longer decides price of Urals oil: Sechin
Azerbaijan targets further growth in gas exports in 2023
Hungary’s MOL could need to make divestments in Slovenia to clear OMV Slovenija takeover
Turkey suspends operations at Ceyhan oil export terminal as country comes to terms with two huge earthquakes
Hungary’s MOL begins rebranding Lotos fuel stations in Poland
Turkey numb with shock as fears grow death toll from two giant earthquakes could climb past 20,000
Thousands with homes reduced to rubble left stranded in the open in heavy snowfall and subzero temperatures.
Turkey’s Erciyas and consortium win steel pipe supply tender for western Black Sea natural gas project
Prince Abdulaziz to maintain caution on production
Slovenia’s Petrol to digitise supply logistics processes
Serbia expects gas supplies from Azerbaijan in early 2024
EurOil: CNOOC puts sale of UK North Sea business on hold
EU and G7 agree on Russian petroleum product price caps
The caps came into force on February 5, three months after a similar cap of $60 per barrel was introduced on Russian crude oil exports.
LNG sale and purchase agreements in US up in 2022
LNG exports in the US are booming as supply in Europe remains tight following sanctions on Russia because of its war in Ukraine. World supplies of LNG had already been constrained, with demand in Asia especially high.
OMV Petrom reports record €2bn profit for 2022
Associated gas production in Azerbaijan increased by 2% in 2022
Croatia to pay $235mn arbitration award to MOL
Croatia will pay MOL $235mn after losing a series of arbitration and legal hearings over the 2009 deal that allowed MOL to obtain a dominant position in INA.
Lithuanian ministry says businesses are responsible for increased Russian LPG imports
CNOOC puts sale of UK North Sea business on hold
Czechia has lowered its dependency on Russian gas to 3.5%
Bulgaria starts construction of gas link with Serbia
New pipeline with capacity of up to 1.8 bcm a year will help increase energy security and diversify gas supplies in the region.
Russian gas pipe flow dips to record low in January
Russian pipeline gas flowing to Europe dipped to a record low in January, down 30% compared with supplies in December, while experts warn that there could be significant further downside risk to the country’s deliveries.
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