FSUOGM - Former Soviet Union Oil & Gas
Fossil fuel consumption subsidies in 2022 were at record high of $1 trillion
According to the International Energy Agency, worldwide subsidies for fossil fuel consumption increased dramatically in 2022, surpassing $1 trillion for the first time.
Uzbekistan orders partial switch of cement and other industries to coal fuel from natural gas
Market discusses Kazakhstan's first experiences with KEBCO brand launched to distinguish oil from Russian crude
SOCAR reduced production of gasoline by 4.5% in January
SOCAR may take part in creation of LNG terminal in Pakistan
One year on: Sanctions had a very limited effect on Russia's economy in 2022
RosStat reported an even milder contraction in Russia's GDP in 2022 than the most optimistic forecasts from all the economists that follow Russia on February 20. This has been the least painful of all the crises since the fall of the Soviet Union.
TIMELINE: The severing of Russia-Europe energy ties in a year
Russia's oil output cut may only last for March: Novak
Italy to end Russian gas imports this year, claims government
Estonia calls for price cap on Russian LNG
BP predicts faster decline in oil and gas demand
OPEC+ to stick with current deal to end of 2023
Naftogaz suffers $1bn in damage from Russian aggression, but Ukraine’s energy sector getting back on its feet.
Up to 600-tanker “shadow fleet” keeps Russian oil flowing
Albania seizes tanker suspected of sanctions-busting Russian oil delivery, as Russian shipborne exports soar
The Grace Felix oil tanker, flying the Liberian flag, was seized by authorities on February 20, suspected of breaking sanctions by smuggling oil out of the country, as Russia’s shipborne oil exports soared.
Armenia's imports of Russian natural gas grew by 6% in 2022
Brussels aims to launch joint gas purchases by April
FSUOGM: Lukoil signs deal to develop Caspian fields off Kazakhstan
Putin lauds Gazprom, stresses Asian prospects
BP will not stop production platforms at ACG and Shah Deniz for maintenance in 2023
Kazakhstan reported as set to supply 100,000 tonnes of oil to Germany via Russia’s Druzhba pipeline
HESS: Russia is down, but not out, in Central Asia
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has weakened its influence in Central Asia, especially in Kazakhstan. Russia is no longer a regional hegemon, which may increase regional instability. Tensions between Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan are especially dangerous.
Largest private Uzbek oil producer SANEG raises output despite heavily depleted fields
Anthony Marino appointed as chairperson of Ukraine's gas giant, Naftogaz
Ukraine’s gas giant, Naftogaz, announced Anthony Marino as the new chairperson of the Supervisory Board, the company announced on February 10.
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