FSUOGM - Former Soviet Union Oil & Gas

Azerbaijan increased gas production by 7% and reduced oil output by 14% in first 10 months

Oilfield service Tagras may enter the Azerbaijani market

Gazprom finishes tests at Kaliningrad FSRU

European gas prices climb again as continent heads for winter

Kazakhstan continuing work to diversify oil export routes

EU clears German move to take control of Gazprom unit

Nord Stream 1 operator permitted to survey Danish leak sites

US ready to help get Turkmen gas to Europe

Kazakhstan expects CPC to complete repairs of one mooring point in 2-3 days

Azerbaijan will produce 0.67mn b/d of liquid hydrocarbons in 2022-2023, says EIA

SOFAZ increased revenues from the sale of profitable oil and gas from ACG and Shah Deniz in January-October by 190%

KazMunayGas confirms launch of new $2.6bn polypropylene plant in Atyrau Region

TotalEnergies chief says West and rest of world don't see eye to eye on Ukrainian war

Russia jacks up tax on LNG exporters

Renowned former petrochemicals CEO Konov sells stake in Sibur

Dmitry Konov, former CEO of petrochemicals major Sibur, says he no longer owns a 2.59% stake in the company. He stepped down as head of the company in March 2022 after the EU introduced sanctions against him, which he is appealing.

Kazakh president oversees launch of integrated gas-petrochemical facility in Atyrau Region

Transnistria “expects Russia to settle gas dispute” with Chisinau

Turkey has started paying for some Russian gas in rubles says energy minister

Kazakh daily oil and gas condesate output jumps to 258,900 tonnes due to Kashagan restoration

Kazakhstan's sovereign wealth fund to sell 5% stake in national oil company KazMunayGaz

Plans are modest compared to privatisation proposals floated in the past.

Oleksiy Chernyshov appointed new head of Naftogaz

Oleksiy Chernyshov has been appointed as the new chairman of the board of Naftogaz after the resignation of Yuriy Vitrenko last week, Reuters reported on November 4.

FSUOGM: Uniper hit hard by Russian gas losses

IEA warns of major gas supply-demand gap in Europe next year

It now looks increasingly likely that Europe will make it through this coming winter with sufficient gas supply. But the International Energy Agency has warned of a 30bn cubic metre supply-demand gap next year in its latest analysis.

Kazakhstan-focused Caspian Sunrise establishes oil trading subsidiary