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Serbia’s NIS launches €50mn bond issuance
The Oil Industry of Serbia (NIS) has officially launched the subscription period for its corporate bonds, which will remain open until December 13.
Nine jailed pending trial for disrupting Erdogan speech with protest over Azerbaijani oil flowing to Israel via Turkey
Kazakh energy ministry confirms oil deliveries via Druzhba to Germany are undisrupted by leak
Slovak energy regulator projects rise in gas prices in 2025
Gazprom is still struggling to achieve growth after posting first loss in decades in 2023
Russia starts stripping Germany's Linde of assets
Germany’s Linde, which ceased operations in Russia citing sanctions, has begun losing its assets in the country after failing to win a series of legal battles with Russian contractor RusKhimAlliance.
Gas prices rising as EU storage tanks empty faster than usual
Gas withdrawals from EU underground storage tanks have accelerated as Europe suffers from the first cold snap of winter. Gas tanks were 85.5% full as of December 1, having peaked at 95.3% full on October 29, according to Gas Infrastructure Europe.
Azerbaijan says BTC pipeline cannot accommodate more than 2.2mn tonnes of Kazakh oil exports annually
Russia, Kazakhstan consider prospect of sale of Germany's Schwedt refinery
Russia and Kazakhstan are considering the possibility of Rosneft selling its stake in the PCK Raffinerie in Schwedt, eastern Germany, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on November 28 during a state visit to Kazakhstan.
Investigation led by International Consortium of Investigative Journalists reveals how Western oil companies benefited Nazarbayev son-in-law
Poland’s Orlen sank €1.2bn in Olefins 3 project under PiS government
Audit identifies significant financial mismanagement in state-owned enterprises under previous government.
Union Jack Oil still confident about UK's Wressle field
London-listed junior Union Jack Oil has reiterated its confidence in the future productivity of the Wressle oil field, despite recent challenges surrounding its planned expansion.
Parkmead mulls ditching UK oil and gas, eyes renewables and international upstream
The UK now levies some of the highest taxes on oil and gas production in the world.
North Sea oil regulator slaps largest ever fine on operator
The North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) has issued its highest-ever fine of GBP350,000 to Spain’s Repsol North Sea Ltd for actions that led to a five-day production shutdown at the Flyndre field and obstructed petroleum recovery.
Germany to raise gas storage tariff from January 1
The tariff charged for accessing Germany's underground gas storage facilities will increase by a fifth from January 1, following a decision to exempt foreign buyers from the levy.
Germany presses on with $18bn gas-fired power plan
German Economy Minister Robert Habeck moved forward on November 22 that will provide some €17bn in subsidies over the next nearly two decades for “hydrogen-ready” natural gas-fired power plants.
Russian gas flow through Ukraine continues to be stable
Russian natural gas flow to Europe via Ukraine remained stable on November 27, despite Gazprom cutting off supply to Austria’s OMV over non-payment earlier this month.
Turkey seeks US waiver from Gazprombank sanctions
Turkey is seeking a waiver from US sanctions on Russia’s state bank Gazprombank, which plays a critical role in facilitating payments for Russian natural gas supplies.
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