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Chevron to pursue upstream asset certification, carbon capture investment
Two separate announcements made by Chevron over the past few days illustrate the super-major’s increasing focus on cleaner forms of energy.
Gazprom could stop supplies to Bulgaria, energy minister says
Slovenia’s electricity output in January drops 1% m/m, down 14% y/y
BP starts up Herschel expansion
BP announced the start-up of the Herschel expansion project in the US Gulf of Mexico on February 22.
Moldova moves to secure electricity supply and ban Russian propaganda sites
Bordering Ukraine and with part of its territory controlled by Russia-backed separatists, Moldova is particularly vulnerable to spillover from the war in Ukraine.
EC unveils €3.2bn package for Western Balkans
North Macedonia’s electricity output up 2.8% y/y in 2021
Eni brings another fast-track project deep offshore Angola online
Europe is building only half the wind energy needed to reach its energy and climate targets
Europe is building only half the wind energy needed to reach its energy and climate targets in the Green Deal, according to WindEurope’s just-released Annual Statistics 2021.
FERC approves gas pipeline certification shake-up
The US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has agreed to overhaul the certification process for new natural gas pipeline projects.
KGL to carry out green hydrogen assessment for Dominica
Trinidad-based Kenesjay Green Ltd (KGL) said in a recent press release that it had agreed to perform a green hydrogen assessment for Dominica.
Guyana in talks with Middle Eastern oil companies ahead of offshore bidding round
Guyanese Vice-President Bharrat Jagdeo has said that Georgetown is in talks with several state-run Middle Eastern oil firms about a potential exploration for new offshore oil deposits.
Seplat Energy strikes $1.5bn deal to buy ExxonMobil’s shallow water assets in Nigeria
Mongolia tiptoes around Russian aggression toward Ukraine
Mongolian officials unlikely to state opposition to Ukraine invasion, given Kremlin's stranglehold on gasoline provision. Mongolia imports 98% of automobile fuel from Russia.
Kenya Power reports huge jump in profit amidst ongoing reforms
Turkmenistan 'accounted for third of methane leaks observed in 2021'
Companies from Poland and Spain will build two wind farms in Serbia
Projects of Russian nuclear agency Rosatom snubbed in Europe
Romania maintains energy price caps for another year
Biden imposes sanctions on company behind Nord Stream 2
President Joe Biden has implemented sanctions on the Russian company that built the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline, running from Russia to Germany via the Baltic Sea, the Kyiv Independent reported on 23 February.
Eni brings Miamte MV 34 FPSO on stream at Area 1
Eni (Italy) has begun development operations at at Area 1, a shallow-water licence area located off the coast of Tabasco State in the southern Gulf of Mexico, using the Miamte MV 34 FPSO.
ExxonMobil identifies Uaru-2 as target of fifth development project
ExxonMobil Guyana, a subsidiary of the US super-major ExxonMobil, confirmed last week that it had selected Uaru-2 as the target of its fifth development project at the Stabroek block offshore Guyana.
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