FSUOGM - Former Soviet Union Oil & Gas
FSUOGM: Novatek warns of Arctic LNG-2 delay
Kashagan to close for maintenance on June 1
Lukoil weighs up size of latest Caspian find
Kazakhstan: CPC pipeline resumes working after a month of inactivity
Repairs took place a few days after Kazakh officials met with CPC management in Moscow.
Turkmenistan launches carbon black factory
Novatek warns of Arctic LNG-2 delay
Azerbaijan will not pay for Russian gas in rubles
Rosneft oil tender demanding rubles fails to find buyers
OIES expert warns against gradual phase-out of Russian gas
EU efforts to gradually reduce Russian gas imports over time will only bolster Moscow’s revenues by driving prices upwards, Mike Fulwood, a senior fellow at the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies (OIES), warned in a paper.
EU prepares "smart sanctions" against Russian oil
ExxonMobil eyes Russian exit by June 24
UPDATE: Massive explosions at oil depot in Western Russia, but who is to blame?
Massive explosions at an oil depot in Western Russia went viral online and were verified by open-source-intelligence accounts on 25 April.
Oil loading at second CPC pipeline mooring point resumes
Russia to relax ecological requirements for industry
Exploring Germany's drastic shift in energy policy
COMMENT: Russia poised to exploit Mongolia on Soyuz–Vostok pipeline
Moscow is working to secure Mongolia as a junior partner for a new strategically important natural gas pipeline to China.
Ukraine seeks to transfer gas supplies from Nord Stream 1 to its pipeline
Ukraine seeks to transfer gas supplies from Nord Stream 1 to its pipeline
Asian buyers grapple with whether to keep buying Russian oil
Asian buyers are faced with the dilemma of whether to continue buying Russian oil, which is currently selling at a discount as Western sanctions against Russia remain in place.
BALKAN BLOG: What living without Russian gas would mean for Moldova
Gazprom cutting off gas supplies could trigger a chain of events leading to Moldova abandoning its neutrality.
Chevron-led TCO 'exploring potential options' amid CPC pipeline troubles and sanctions
Belarus receives new prices for Russian gas and "optimises" its oil refineries' production
Belarus oil production is contracting rapidly, and with foreign currency earnings strangled by sanctions, Belarus and Russia are being forced to abandon trading gas in dollars.
While shells explode, the gas still flows
Moscow's race against time to divert energy exports from Europe to Asia
Europe’s unprecedented push to sever all energy ties with Russia has left Moscow scrambling to re-orientate its vast oil, gas and coal exports to Asian markets. But achieving such a monumental feat would likely take years and cost billions.
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