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Wood Mackenzie: Nigeria headed for 35% drop in oil output by 2030
Wood Mackenzie says Nigeria may be headed for a 35% drop in oil output by 2030.
Bahrain’s LNG facility completed but its gas plans remain in flux
Russian Gazprom Neft says no SPO planned, inches profit 3% in 2019,
Turkey’s electricity production capacity reaches 91,342MW in January
Czech energy company EPH likely to issue bonds worth up to CZK7.5bn
Lukoil intends bring forward launch of next Caspian field
Lukoil, Novatek in talks to develop oil off Sakhalin
North Macedonia seeks private partner for construction of €300mn gas distribution network
Russia’s utility sector set to rally in 2020 as reforms progress
After a very strong rally Russia’s stock markets have been hit by fears of a global coronavirus epidemic and collapsing oil price. The market has given up all its gains, but not so the utilities sector which is up 16% YTD.
Croatia’s net electricity output jumps 25.1% y/y in December
Azerbaijani gas to reach EU by end of 2020 with 25-year Italy supply contract signed says Socar executive
EIB provides €12mn loan to Slovenia’s Resalta
Egypt signs prelim deal on $6.7n petchem hub
Ithaca eyes asset spin-off
Creditors back Premier's North Sea expansion
Istanbul-listed refiner Tupras opts not to distribute dividends with 2019 net profit down 86%
Coking coal imports to Ukraine drop 18% m/m in January
Montenegro considers LNG hub status
i3 shares up on farm-out progress
Lithuania starts building gas pipe to Poland
LNG and the post-IMO 2020 operating environment
The use of LNG as a marine fuel is on the rise in the wake of the IMO 2020 regulations being implemented, but new questions have been raised about the environmental impact of the fuel.
ExxonMobil arranges to use Noble drillships in Guyana-Suriname Basin
Noble, a UK-based offshore drilling contractor, has won a contract from the US super-major ExxonMobil for work in the Guyana-Suriname Basin offshore South America.
Brazilian-Mexican JV begins importing US-produced ethane
Braskem Idesa SAPI, a joint venture formed by two Latin American firms, has reportedly begun taking delivery of US-produced ethane at its Nanchital petrochemical complex in the Mexican state of Veracruz.
CNH ready to intervene in Zama dispute
Talks on the fate of the Zama oilfield appear to be stalling, and CNH may be asked to intervene.
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