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Kazakhstan may exceed this year’s oil output target of 89mn tonnes

Kazakh state oil company ponders doubling capacity of Romanian refinery under $2bn project

First Russian LNG-powered tanker ships to China

Russia's Transneft suggests to set up reserve for Druzhba compensations

Enel moves ahead with sale of Romanian assets

Turkey ‘wants banks to write off billions in loans to energy projects’

Europe’s Instex trade channel for Iran ‘won’t work until mirror company, money laundering and terrorism financing goals are met’

Russia gives vague hint of cooperation to back Iran’s sanctions-hit oil industry

Slovenia’s gas prices for households down 2% q/q

Argentina pushes on with LNG plan amid political upheaval

Argentina’s YPF continues to pursue a plan for a major LNG export project, but political uncertainty in the country will likely slow progress.

Shell, Energy Transfer ask for extension on Lake Charles LNG

Royal Dutch Shell and Energy Transfer have asked US regulators for more time to complete the Lake Charles LNG export project.

QP books out Zeebrugge LNG until 2044

KNPC to begin diesel production at Mina Abdullah

Belarus losses from low-quality Russian oil supplies 'partially' compensated by tariff hike

Providence gives Chinese partner final warning over funding

Kazakhstan launches €64.7mn solar power plant

Norway attracts 33 bidders in latest offshore round

US shows no interest in French credit lines plan for Iran, Tehran announces uranium centrifuges step

Environmental NGO files complaint against Bosnia over halted incentives for wind power

Iran ‘has hit record levels of petrol production’

MOL, Karpowership agree final details for floating 48-MW LNG-to-power project

Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) and Turkey’s Karadeniz Holding have revealed their final plans to develop a 48-MW floating LNG-to-power project in Mozambique

Japan commits to raising private lending to Africa

Tokyo has agreed to raise Japanese private lending to Africa to $1.75bn between 2020 and 2022

Chinese Sirius to invest in massive methanol plant in Russia's Far East

Chevron seeking more favourable terms for possible exit from Venezuela

Chevron is reportedly taking steps to ensure a softer landing in the event that it has to exit Venezuela.

One price freeze leads to another

Argentina’s Energy Secretariat is seeking to temper the impact of its decision to impose a temporary freeze on crude oil and motor fuel prices.