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FSUOGM: Gazprom starts filling European gas storage sites

Gazprom starts filling European gas storage sites

Moldovagaz wants to hike natural gas prices by 2.3 times

Market weighing up Uzbekneftegaz’s scheduled eurobond

Rating agencies estimate that major projects to be completed in coming years might increase company’s Ebitda by more than 50% and contribute to the issuer’s deleveraging.

Gazprom expands gas transit via Ukraine, but Yamal-Europe resumes reverse flow

Surgutneftegaz adds $4.5bn to huge cash pile

Ukraine to change gas measurements

Azerbaijan to cut propylene production

Oil below $55 proves difficult for Azerbaijan

Fitch affirms Uzbekneftegaz’s scheduled new notes at 'BB-(EXP)'

The Dutch Supreme Court overturns previous decision against the Kremlin awarding Yukos’ shareholders $50bn in damages

The battle between the Kremlin and former Russian oil company Yukos took a new twist on November 5 when the Dutch Supreme Court overturned a decision forcing the Russian government to pay a $50bn arbitration award to the former Yukos shareholders.

Gazprom Export head hits back against accusations of making the energy crisis worse

Neftegazholding picks up Rosneft stake in Tomskneft

The ins and outs of Nord Stream 2's certification

Exactly when Nord Stream 2 will be up and running is still unclear, but there are three main scenarios outlined in the following analysis.

Gazprom teams up with Rusgazdobycha to develop Yamal gas fields

Number of BP employees in Azerbaijan decreases by 8%

Production at Azerbaijan's Azeri-Chirag-Guneshli decreases by around 1m tonnes

SOFAZ reports $158bn revenue

Gasoline and diesel prices in Armenia jump nearly 45% y/y

UK embassy says Turkmenistan has “plenty of scope” to reduce methane leakage

JKX announces delisting, share buyback at GBP0.42

JKX announces delisting, share buyback at £0.42

Azerbaijan says oil prices around $60-70 per barrel acceptable

Russian government approves carbon neutrality by 2060

Russia's Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin has announced the signing of the 2050 Low Carbon Strategy, previously drafted by the Ministry of Economic Development and taking an "intensive" trajectory that implies carbon neutrality by 2060.

Gazprom faces more criticism for exacerbating energy crisis after halting flows via Poland

SOCAR denies that Georgian consumers pay less for gas than Azerbaijani ones

SOCAR increases oil exports by 2.3 times via Baku-Novorossiysk pipeline

Kazakh energy ministry supports plans for further oil output increases