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OPEC+ cuts deep into global supply, but not deep enough

Lebanon’s creditors divided over draft financial restructuring plan

Ineos pushes Forties closure back to 2021

Sale of CEZ assets in Romania delayed by state of emergency

Ten people test positive for coronavirus at worker camp near Tengiz oilfield in Kazakhstan

Uzbekneftegaz announces launch of new gas flow at Oydin oil field

Iraq's head of intelligence named third PM-designate this year

Georgia-focused Block slashes spending, shuts down wells

China prepares to close ‘oil deal of a lifetime’ in Iraq

Saudi fund buys into European oil

Azerbaijan agrees 164,000 bpd cut to oil output

Novatek overseas sales slump in Q1

Ukraine ends heating season with largest gas stocks for 30 years

Regal ramps up output, but revenues slide in 2019

Belarus to take extra Norwegian, Azeri oil in April

The Russian government plans measures to mitigate non-payment risks for utilities

Russian LPG exports via railway hit five-year low

Gazprom places €1bn in eurobonds

Lukoil brings three fields into trial production in northern Russia

Oil prices give up early gains as analysts say new OPEC+ production cuts not big enough

Turkish, Chinese and US firms to build $1.5bn hydropower plant and dam in Turkey

Höegh LNG takes steps to mitigate against market conditions

Höegh LNG Holdings announced this week that it was taking steps to preserve liquidity and reduce costs in the uncertain business environment created by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Shell delays FID on Crux project in Australia

Royal Dutch Shell announced on April 7 that alongside its joint venture partners it had agreed to postpone a final investment decision (FID) on the proposed Crux gas project offshore Australia.

PGNiG starts small-scale LNG operations in Lithuania

Poland’s PGNiG has sold its first two LNG cargoes from the reloading station in Klaipeda, Lithuania, which it started using on April 1.

Total agrees to charter LNG-fuelled VLCCs

France’s Total has signed an agreement to charter its first LNG-powered super-tankers, known as very large crude carriers (VLCCs).