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Tajikistan announces update on construction of Central Asia-China gas pipeline’s Line-D

Russian hydropower major RusHydro ups output by 15% in 4Q19

Serica shuts down North Sea fields for two months of repairs

Lundin outlook brightens on Sverdrup launch

Chrysaor talks to buy Siccar Point break down

Saudi petchem giant reports first quarterly loss in decade

Tajikistan's first large-scale refinery ready, but waiting for oil

Gazprom Neft reports finds in Orenburg

Shortlisted candidates ready to file bids for Bulgaria’s Belene nuclear project, energy ministry says

Discount to Russian oil for Belarus to decline to $1.3bn, or 0.9% of estimated 2020 GDP, Fitch forecasts

Uzbekistan and Tajikistan hold talks on construction of two hydropower plants on Zarafshan river

Fire engulfs Uzbekistan’s Yangi Angren thermal power plant

Lukashenko's Russian associate to cut oil supplies to Belarus to 250,000 tonnes in February

Russian Transneft pipeline operator could face higher dirty oil compensations

Turkish wind farm obtains $74mn financing from lenders

Czech petrochemical company Unipetrol recorded a drop in net profit in 2019

EU provides €76.4mn to Kosovo to help tackle air pollution

Thailand looking at LNG spot market

Thailand’s Ministry of Energy has ordered state-owned oil and gas company PTT to assess the feasibility of buying LNG on the spot market in order to take advantage of lower prices.

High hopes for Europe

The LNG industry is hopeful that Europe will be able to absorb more supply this year, as a global glut of the fuel continues to weigh on prices.

Slovenia’s GEN-I to start major solar power plant project in North Macedonia in 2021

Serbia, Bosnia to launch construction of Buk Bijela HPP

Moving towards a consensus

Brazil’s government appears to be moving in the direction of deciding against OPEC membership.

SA takes small reform steps, but new laws are needed to save Eskom

Load-shedding has returned to South Africa, but reform talks are beginning to make headway despite a lack of much-needed legislation

PdVSA’s last two operational refineries are reportedly offline

PdVSA, Venezuela’s national oil company (NOC), has reportedly suspended operations at the country’s largest oil refinery – the Amuay plant, which has a capacity of 645,000 barrels per day.

renewAfrica calls for European support of its single investment model