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Exxon, Shell prepare for more North Sea divestments
London-based investor eyes UK oil and gas assets
Europa expands off Ireland
Romania moves to terminate talks with Chinese partner in nuke project
Bucharest asked Nuclearelectrica to terminate talks with CGN on expanding Cernavoda nuclear power plant, as discussions yielded no results in seven years.
Aker BP, Equinor team up in North Sea
South Africa to merge state oil, gas firms
QP integrates Qatari petrochemicals marketer
Total weighs up future of Grandpuits refinery
Bulgaria to hold online meetings with candidates for construction of Belene nuclear plant
Green energy companies reach a compromise with the Ukrainian government to avert an energy crisis this summer
Green energy investors into Ukraine have struck a compromise deal with the government, which wants to drastically cut the green energy tariffs retroactively, sparking a mass protest by Ukraine’s most significant direct foreign investors
Armenia, Russia fail to agree new terms for financing upgrade of Metzamor nuclear power plant
Venezuela’s Iranian stopgap
Gasoline shortages are likely to remain a problem for Maduro after Iranian supplies run out.
Technical problems force production rates down at Liza oilfield
Guyana may not be able to load its third cargo of crude oil for export on schedule next month, owing to setbacks at Liza, the country’s only operating field.
Pemex reportedly cancels $160mn worth of service contracts
Pemex has reportedly cancelled contracts with a number of its major suppliers and service providers
NGOs call on Chinese banks to halt financing of coal-fired power plant project in Turkey
Turkey to build gas pipeline to supply Nakhchivan
The move would sideline Iranian gas sales to the Azerbaijani exclave and help Ankara get back in Washington’s good graces.
Ukraine cuts 'green' tariffs
Is Libya the new Syria?
In brazen move, Russia flies squads of fighter jets to desert airfields after Moscow-allied rebel commander is pushed back by Turkish-backed forces in civil war. US now worried Kremlin might shape the conflict.
Canada’s Inuvialuit unveil LNG plan
A corporation representing the Inuvialuit – an indigenous group in Canada’s western Arctic region – has unveiled a plan to begin producing LNG in a bid to boost the region’s energy security.
Shell sees LNG rebounding to pre-COVID-19 levels
Royal Dutch Shell has expressed confidence over the potential of the LNG trade to recover to the levels seen before the COVID-19 pandemic.
Re-opening of St. Croix refinery likely to be delayed again
The government of the US Virgin Islands has indicated that the re-opening of the St. Croix oil refinery is likely to be delayed once more.
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