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PIAC reports Ghana’s petroleum revenues up 108% y/y in H1 2022

Ghana’s Public Interest and Accountability Committee (PIAC) reported on September 27 that the government had earned $731.94mn in petroleum revenues in the first half of 2022, up by 108% y/y.

French companies interested in renewable projects in Serbia

World Bank extends $512mn climate and disaster resilience loan to Turkey

Algeria requests joining BRICS, Russia and China welcome move

DMO chief says gasoline subsidies are main driver of Nigeria’s swelling public debt

Bangladesh looking to Asian big guns to boost renewables

AsiaElec: Bangladesh looking to Asian big guns to boost renewables

CNOOC Uganda receives first shipment of parts for drilling rig at Kingfisher

Poland worried about Baltic Pipe security after Nord Stream explosions

Warsaw fears sabotage of Nord Stream on same day Baltic Pipe opened was no coincidence.

MOSCOW BLOG: Whodunnit?

Social media loves a good conspiracy theory, but it has gone off the Richter scale speculating on who was behind the take-down of the four Nord Stream gas pipelines, two of which sprang leaks on Sunday night as we reported yesterday morning.

Woodside’s exit a blow to Newfoundland and Labrador exploration

Woodside Energy is reported to be relinquishing its exploration licences offshore Newfoundland and Labrador, in a blow to the province’s hopes for further oil and gas development.

Taliban sign deal to buy Russian oil, gas and wheat

Agreement marks regime’s first international economic deal. Moscow eyes economic corridor through Central Asia and Afghanistan to South Asia.

Egypt plans to privatise military-owned firms Safi, Wataniya Petroleum by year's end

Hungary plans to reduce share of natural gas in energy mix

Czech-based EPH expands on the Dutch energy market

Largest Czech energy company acquires 100% of gas-fired power plant Sloe in Zeeland.

ENERGO: Czech-based EPH expands on the Dutch energy market

Poland’s PGNiG to import 6.5 bcm of gas via Baltic Pipe in 2023

Largest listed companies in Poland could pay over PLN15bn in windfall tax

Gas crisis in Moldova will first hit separatist Transnistria

Romania’s Hidroelectrica may decide against bid for CEZ Vanzare, sources say

Oil begins flowing to Iraq’s Karbala refinery

Iraq’s Oil Ministry announced on September 25 that the Karbala refinery had begun receiving feedstock in preparation for trial production.

RWE signs documents with ADNOC on LNG supplies

Germany’s RWE revealed on September 25 that it had signed documents with Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. (ADNOC) of the UAE on LNG supplies.

GLNG: RWE signs documents with ADNOC on LNG supplies

Latvia approves additional €425mn energy support package for households and businesses

Turkmenistan: Piping up

Turkmenistan has traditionally fostered its closest security relationship with Russia. But it has found room to develop military ties with the US and China. Eurasianet’s weekly briefing.