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Eagle LNG, APC, APUA begin work on LNG-to-power project in Antigua

US-based Eagle LNG Partners and its partners Antigua Power Company (APC) and the Antigua Public Utilities Authority (APUA) have begun executing an LNG-to-power project on the island of Antigua.

Brazil’s LNG imports hit record high in June

Brazil’s national oil company Petrobras reported recently that daily national LNG imports had risen to a record high in late June.

Poland’s oil and gas company PGNiG sees net profit collapse nearly 90% y/y in Q2

Kosovo’s Bajgora wind park may soon start operations

Poland’s PKN Orlen posts highest net take in history

Yukos shareholders claim $5bn appeal award from Russia

Yukos was once Russia’s biggest oil producer and briefly its most valuable company.

Mongolia limits import of unleaded 95 and 98 gasoline from Russia until September

Turkey’s Hidro Enerji Elektrik Uretim Sanayi to build $105mn gas piston power plant in Uzbekistan

$2.4bn of oil, gas revenues flow to Azerbaijan’s “rainy day fund” in 1H

Iran’s supreme leader unhappy US has given no guarantee it won’t in future abandon reinstated nuclear deal

SEC boss says climate risk rules to be proposed by year end

Gary Gensler, chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), has said that he prefers mandatory disclosure on climate risk and that he has asked agency staff to develop a rule by the end of 2021.

Santos celebrates infill drilling success

Malaysia’s Petros dives into offshore exploration

Sarawak State’s oil company has partnered with Royal Dutch Shell and Petronas to learn the ropes of offshore exploration.

SKK Migas unveils exploration plans

Indonesia’s upstream regulator SKK Migas has unveiled plans to launch its own onshore exploration project in East Java Province’s Lamongan Regency.

Russia denies any delay in Egypt’s El-Dabaa nuclear project

Local media in Egypt have reported that the El-Dabaa nuclear power plant (NPP), which is being built by Russia, has been delayed because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

KenGen aims to build 682 MW of geothermal in four years

Kenyan state generator KenGen aims to install 682 MW of new geothermal capacity over the next four years in a bid to meet rising demand and achieve a new source of cheap electricity.

Turkey nearing start of new hydrocarbon exploration in Black Sea says minister

IRENA points to resilient and sustainable potential of offshore wind

Offshore wind has the potential to accelerate the energy transition and allow G20 countries to build a resilient and sustainable energy system.

Brookfield appears to have won Inter Pipeline bidding war

Inter Pipeline has changed course to say it now favours the bid for it put forward by Brookfield Infrastructure Partners, causing Pembina Pipeline to abandon a previously agreed takeover.

EBRD lends €60mn to Eurohold Bulgaria to acquire CEZ’s local assets

China denies launching cyberattacks on US gas pipelines

The Chinese government has rejected US claims that it was behind multiple cyberattacks targeting US natural gas infrastructure dating back a decade.

OGDCL strikes gas, condensate in Wali licence

Pakistan’s OGDCL has struck natural gas and condensate at its wholly owned Wali exploration licence in the country’s north-western province of KPK.

Lime Rock buying $508mn worth of Delaware Basin assets

Lime Rock Resources announced this week that it had agreed to acquire producing oil and gas properties in the Permian Basin’s Delaware sub-basin for $508.3mn from an unnamed private seller.

Enel Russia misses on profit in 2Q21, maintains green appeal

Russia’s Atommash produces half-shells for first unit of Turkey's Akkuyu nuclear plant