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FSUOGM: Russian gas pipe flow dips to record low in January

Prince Abdulaziz to maintain caution on production

Enel extends exclusive talks with Greek PPC on Romanian assets to end of February

Poland’s fuels company Unimot buys PKN Orlen’s logistics business

Romania’s Romgaz signs contract for “possible” imports of Azeri gas

Slovenia’s Petrol to digitise supply logistics processes

Russian oil output up 3.5% month on month in December

AfrOil: Italy, Libya sign $8bn gas deal

Serbia expects gas supplies from Azerbaijan in early 2024

Azerbaijan boosts gas exports to Bulgaria by 210%

Saudi ACWA Power to build two wind farms with a total capacity of 2.5 GW in Azerbaijan

Azerbaijan, Georgia, Hungary and Romania create a working group

Libya’s finance minister calls on foreign oil firms to resume investments

Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan agree to split equally construction costs of Kambar-Ata-1 HPP

Azerbaijan aiming to expand piped gas supplies to Turkey this year by 19%

AfrElec: South Africa’s difficult shift from coal

EurOil: CNOOC puts sale of UK North Sea business on hold

EU and G7 agree on Russian petroleum product price caps

The caps came into force on February 5, three months after a similar cap of $60 per barrel was introduced on Russian crude oil exports.

Lithuanian court dismisses Rosneft's lawsuit due to national security concerns

Uzbekistan to receive free liquefied gas batch from Turkmenistan

MEOG: Maha and Mafraq sign Oman deal

DMEA: Militia threatens Iraqi pipeline

CENTRAL ASIA BLOG: Taliban’s lousy power deals exposed as Uzbekistan pulls plug in deadly cold

Partly thanks to infrastructure projects blown up by the militants while they were trying to turf out the US, Afghanistan is dependent on neighbours for 73% of its electricity.

EU to give Ukraine $25mn for demining operations and 35mn LED lightbulbs to help energy sector

The EU announced that it will provide Ukraine with 35mn energy-saving LED light bulbs and €25mn for humanitarian demining, the European Commission announced on February 3.

Infrastructure repairs restore 80% of Ukraine's electricity needs

Successful repair work to Ukraine’s electricity infrastructure has been carried out and the majority of the war-torn country’s needs are being met, Ukraine Business News reported on February 3.