FSUOGM - Former Soviet Union Oil & Gas

Second tender for Kamchatka LNG terminal's construction fails

Novatek pledges 2030 climate goals

NRG: Looking to the future

Although rattled by the international oil and gas price collapse, governments and investors continue to press forward – either through new legislation or new projects

Gazprom bags $741mn state loan for Baltic LNG venture

Turkey’s gas imports from Russia, Iran decline sharply in H1 as LNG and Azerbaijani gas imports grow

Russian refining runs rise 4.8% in July

Cost of retail gas connections could be slapped on Gazprom

'Daunting challenges lie in way of those minded to revive Trans-Caspian Pipeline project'

Analyst says: “TCP has great political appeal and is destined to remain alive for many years, if only on PowerPoint presentations... it will provide fodder for politicians and bureaucrats (ignorant of or not understanding commercial realities)."

European gas storage volumes reach 90% capacity

Tengiz group signs deal to design gas separator

Rosneft returns to the Arctic offshore

INK sets records in horizontal drilling in Eastern Siberia

Gazprom Neft takes next step at Novoportovskoye

Gazprom Neft 2Q20 results show EBITDA, net income in line with expectations, but cash flow disappoints investors

OPEC+ urges Kazakhstan to comply with oil output cut

Azeri gas production, exports climb

Azerbaijan reportedly increased its natural gas production by more than 10% year on year in the first seven months of this year.

Russia's Tatneft oil major confirms dividends despite fears

Gazprom’s European exports plunge, boosting China’s appeal

Nostrum posts H120 loss

Kazakhstan-focused independent Nostrum Oil & Gas reported a pre-tax loss for the first half of the year on the back of declining natural gas production, sales and prices.

Russian energy minister diagnosed with COVID-19

Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak has reportedly contracted COVID-19 ahead of this week’s scheduled OPEC+ Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee videoconference, but still intends to participate.

Rosneft spuds wells in Kara Sea

Russian oil major Rosneft has started drilling in the Kara Sea six years after it suspended its last upstream project in the area – a joint venture with US super-major ExxonMobil – owing to US sanctions.