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Unfrozen Azerbaijan, Armenia conflict yet to spook oil, gas markets

Nigeria looks to boost gas use in transport

Azerbaijan and Armenia sovereign dollar bonds sink amid clashes

Premier seeks second price cut from BP

Neptune starts subsea work at Seagull, sells Norwegian licence stake to Okea

Net electricity production in Bosnia falls 15.2% y/y in July

Iran offers to repay government sukuk bonds with oil futures

BP shares tumble to 25-year low as investors doubt clean energy strategy

Novatek freed of debt guarantees at Yamal LNG

Russian refining runs up 1.6% in August

IOCs receive payments from KRG

Siemens to provide cryogenic BOG compression train for NLNG

The Nigeria LNG (NLNG) consortium has arranged to acquire a cryogenic boil-off gas (BOG) compression train from Germany’s Siemens.

Angola to launch onshore bidding round in January

Angola’s National Agency of Petroleum, Gas and Biofuels (ANPG) has said it will launch its next onshore licensing round early next year.

Russian Tatneft oil major could lose $1bn on tax changes

Russia's Transneft pipeline operator to deliver on 2019 dividends

Turkey’s LPG imports rise nearly 28% y/y in July

Two new phases at Iran's South Pars gas field yielding 40 mcm daily

Russia could cut Gazprom dividends to finance gasification

Albanian PM Rama says HPP Kalivac will not be built

Poland to close coal mines by 2049, miners and government agree

Poland’s last two coal mines will cease operations in 2049, according to an agreement reached by the country’s powerful mining unions and the right-wing populist government.

North Macedonia’s electricity output down 4.4% y/y in July

Slovenia’s net electricity output down 6% m/m in August

Baltics agree on methodology of power trade as they brace for boycott of Belarusian electricity

Iran’s oil minister openly admits forging export documents to dodge US sanctions

Tanker tracking companies, meanwhile, see September surge in Iranian crude shipments with one describing “levels we haven’t seen in a year and a half”.

“Hiding its failures” has become “crucial” for Turkey’s Erdogan “autocracy” says Carnegie analyst