FSUOGM - Former Soviet Union Oil & Gas
EU, Turkmenistan hold green energy, methane emissions conference
Turkmennebit to sign service agreement with British consulting company GaffneyCline
Gazprom unveils its biggest investment programme in eight years as it begins to reorientate to the east
Gazprom announced its biggest investment programme since 2014 of $35bn as the company prepares to embark on major capital-intensive work that may include new pipelines to Europe and China and suggests is may be expecting higher earnings from Europe.
EU, allies continue to debate Russian oil price cap
Russian gas output down 13% in January-October
Enter lands EPC deal for Uzbek methanol-to-olefins complex
Serbia and Azerbaijan deepen co-operation
Saudi, UAE ministers deny talks of output increase
Naftogaz can purchase enough gas for Ukraine
Naftogaz, Ukraine’s state-owned gas company, can afford to purchase enough gas for the war-torn country after a financial injection from Norway and Canada, Ukraine Business News reported on November 23.
EU releases symbolic gas and preliminary oil cap price numbers
The European Commission released preliminary prices for the gas and oil price caps at a level that is more of a symbolic gesture than the stringent sanctions that will crush the Kremlin's budget that many were hoping for.
Georgian economy minister talks of renewed plans for Caspian Sea gas pipeline through Georgia to Europe
Gazprom keeps its gas supplies to Moldova low, blames Ukraine
Norway gives €195mn grant to Naftogaz
Ukraine’s state-owned gas company, Naftogaz, will receive NOK2bn (€195mn) from Norway, Ukraine Business News reported on November 22.
Relaunch of Russian gas supplies to Azerbaijan raises questions about Baku-Brussels deal
Russia’s Gazprom announced on November 18 it would deliver up to 1bn cubic metres of natural gas to Azerbaijan between now and March under a new contract with the latter country’s state-owned oil firm SOCAR.
UK continues buying up Russian crude despite phase-out
Ukraine wants Russian oil producers to pay more for transport through Druzhba pipeline
Ukraine’s oil transit operator Ukrtransnafta will again increase the transit fee for Russian oil transported through the Druzhba (Friendship) pipeline, New Voice of Ukraine reported on November 22.
Bulgaria accepts Lukoil's controversial offer for tax cash in exchange for exports to EU
Caretaker government accepts offer despite warnings it could breach the EU sanctions regime.
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