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Two wars mean three-digit diesel prices new normal for Turkish motorists
Unable to fit hiked cost of fuel on roadside displays, gasoline station bosses turned to energy watchdog for guidance.
INA starts €700mn heavy residues unit at Rijeka refinery
Croatia's INA has started operations at a new heavy residues processing unit at its Rijeka oil refinery, a nearly €700 million investment designed to increase diesel output and widen the range of crude oils the plant can process.
Belgium's EXMAR to lease out FSRU to Côte d’Ivoire for 10 years
Belgium’s EXMAR has signed agreements to provide a floating storage and regasification unit to Côte d’Ivoire under a 10-year lease expected to generate around $21.3mn in annual EBITDA.
Norway's NGS to supply regas module for Excelerate Energy's first LNG-to-FSRU project
Norway’s Nord Gas Solutions has secured a contract to supply the regasification module for US-based Excelerate Energy’s first LNG carrier-to-FSRU conversion project.
European gas prices fall on hopes of Hormuz reopening, but storage concerns persist
European gas prices fell to just above €69 per MWh on September 22, retreating sharply from recent highs as prospects of a reopening of the Strait of Hormuz eased fears over global LNG supply.
Italy takes 58% of Azerbaijan's oil exports in Jan-Aug
Azerbaijan exported 8,470,707 tonnes of crude oil to Italy in January-August, worth $5.226bn.
Russian oil major Lukoil's sale of international arm to Carlyle remains up in the air
The proposed sale of around $20bn of overseas assets belonging to Russia’s Lukoil to US investment group Carlyle remains caught up in the US approval process, almost eight months after the companies announced their agreement.
Hungarian PM reacts angrily to MOL-Naftogaz agreement on building Ukrainian fuel storage near border
MOL said preparations for potential hydrocarbon storage cooperation with Naftogaz could take years, after PM Peter Magyar made clear that the project would not proceed under his leadership.
Czech cabinet reinstates cap on fuel prices
The Czech government is set to reinstate the regulation of fuel prices effective from October 1, and is also to lower the consumption tax from CZK9.95 (€0.41) per litre to CZK8.011.
Saudi Arabia declares force majeure on European crude
Saudi Arabia has told at least two European refiners that no crude allocations will be delivered in October
Norway’s Equinor plans major expansion of LNG supply by early 2030s
Norway’s state-run Equinor has set an ambitious target to raise its LNG supply portfolio to up to 15mn tonnes per year by the early 2030s.
Slovenia says no decision made on new Koper tanker berth or LPG terminal
Slovenia has not decided to build a new tanker berth or liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) terminal at the port of Koper, the environment and infrastructure ministries said on September 18, seeking to dispel concerns over possible...
London's marine insurance market expands “high risk” reporting requirements to whole of Black Sea
London's marine insurance market has expanded “high risk” reporting requirements to the whole of the Black Sea area amid the escalating Russia-Ukraine war, which is bringing an increasing amount of attacks on commercial shipping by both sides.
Ukraine reconsidering partial gas exports, UBN reports
Ukraine is reconsidering a partial lifting of its ban on domestically produced gas exports, Ukraine Business News reported on September 18.
Germany’s AfD asks Kremlin to turn Russian gas back on, Hungary prepares to turn it off
Berlin and Budapest are moving in opposite directions. Germany’s AfD (Alternative für Deutschland) riding high on a recent election victory is in talks with the Kremlin on turning Russian gas supplies back on, while Budapest will turn it off.
Azerbaijan's BTC pipeline oil transit falls 8.8% in Jan-Aug, crude exports to India surge 300-fold
Azerbaijan transported 16,746,000 tonnes of oil via the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan (BTC) export pipeline running to the Turkish Mediterranean port of Ceyhan in the first eight months of 2026, with the flow down 8.8% y/y.
Orlen Lietuva secures three crude cargoes after Saudi supply cuts
Croatia proposes new framework to speed up energy georesources investment
Croatia's government sent parliament a draft law on September 17 creating a unified framework for exploring and exploiting energy georesources, including oil, gas, geothermal energy and underground carbon storage, as it seeks to...
Private traders ship Ukraine's surplus gas to Europe as storage tops 15bcm
Private traders have started exporting surplus gas from Ukraine's underground storage to Europe, as stocks run above expectations and domestic demand falls, Ukraine Business News reported.
Head of key Slovak refinery says fuel prices are sensitive to steep rise
CPC oil shipments rise 22% m/m in August as Black Sea loadings stabilise
Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) increased oil shipments by 22% m/m in August to 6.288mn tonnes, or about 1.6mn barrels per day (bpd), as tanker loadings stabilised following a reduction in attacks in the Black Sea, a report says.
Kazakhstan targets $15bn-19bn investment to more than double oil refining capacity
Kazakhstan plans to more than double its oil refining capacity to 39mn tonnes a year by 2040 under a new industry development concept requiring an estimated $15bn-$19bn in investment.
Hungary’s MVM Group posts €770mn profit in H1
State utility giant MVM Group posted a consolidated net profit of HUF282bn (€770mn) in H1, up 27% y/y, while revenue increased 1.9% to HUF2.05 trillion and EBITDA rose 8.6% to HUF519bn.
Germany to support €500mn synthetic aviation fuel project despite wind-down of developer
Germany's Brandenburg state government is seeking to keep a planned €500mn-plus synthetic aviation fuel project at the PCK refinery in Schwedt on track despite the planned wind-down of one of its developers.
UK launches probe into failure of Lindsey oil refinery
The UK's accounting watchdog has launched an investigation into KPMG's audits of a Prax Group company, more than a year after the collapse of the group's Lindsey oil refinery business.
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