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About: EurOil analyses key trends such as the influx of private equity into the North Sea and how it is shaping the basin's future. The monitor also provides key insight on major trends such as decommissioning and the development of frontier regions like West of Shetland. Midstream developments also take prominence, with deep analysis of the region's gas needs and how they will be met in the future.
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France’s Viridien, Norway’s Aker BP deepen seismic partnership
French geophysical services company Viridien has signed a strategic partnership agreement with Aker BP to expand cooperation on ocean bottom node seismic data acquisition, imaging and technology development on the Norwegian Continental Shelf.
SOCAR: What needs to happen to ship more gas to Europe
Azerbaijan is willing to supply more natural gas to Europe, but any further expansion of the Southern Gas Corridor will require long-term buyer commitments, financing and greater regulatory predictability.
Azerbaijan's big gas push
Azerbaijan used Baku Energy Week to push new gas exports, upstream investment, and a larger US role in its energy sector.
Sonardyne, AMOG sign memo on monitoring offshore energy infrastructure
The UK’s Sonardyne and Australia’s AMOG have signed a memorandum of understanding to jointly provide subsea asset monitoring services for offshore energy infrastructure.
UK's Centrica signs long-term gas deal with Canadian producer Peyto
The deal covers roughly 0.5 bcm per year of gas supply.
EnergyPathways draws down second financing tranche for UK gas storage project
EnergyPathways has drawn down a second £1mn tranche under its £15mn financing agreement to advance development of its Marram Energy Storage Hub project in the UK North Sea.
UK's Union Jack Oil secures $1.3mn loan facility
Union Jack Oil has secured a £1mn loan facility from Egdon Resources to strengthen working capital and support general corporate activities.
Shell offers to exchange up to $6.4bn in outstanding notes
The exchange offers cover six series of notes issued by Shell Finance US and guaranteed by Shell, with maturities ranging from 2028 to 2051.
Azerbaijan tops BP's payments to governments in 2025
BP paid almost $10bn to the government of Azerbaijan – its biggest fiscal contribution compared with any other government.
Russian court claims Gazprom's nationalised German unit cannot continue arbitration in Switzerland
A Russian court has barred German firm SEFE Marketing & Trading from continuing arbitration proceedings against Russian gas supplier Gazprom in Switzerland.
Norwegian oil workers call off strike
Norwegian oil companies and labour unions have reached a wage agreement, averting strike action that could have disrupted oil and gas production at a time of heightened global supply concerns.
Aker BP raises stake slightly in Norway's Johan Sverdrup field
Aker BP has slightly increased its stake in the Johan Sverdrup oil field after a review of ownership shares among the field’s partners.
Geopolitical crises are the new norm for energy markets
Geopolitical disruptions are becoming a permanent feature of global energy markets rather than isolated crises.
OPEC+'s symbolic quota raise
OPEC+’s latest decision to raise oil production quotas is unlikely to have much immediate impact on global supply.
Russia's Gazprom extends gas supply deals with Serbia and Bosnia's Serb Republic
Russia’s Gazprom has agreed to extend gas supply contracts with Serbia and Bosnia’s Serb Republic, the company said last week following talks at the St Petersburg International Economic Forum.
MOL gets US extension for talks over acquiring stakes in NIS
Hungary's MOL granted a few more days to acquire a controlling stake in Serbia's NIS as three-party talks with Serbia and NIS' Russian owners are advancing to the final stages.
Bulgaria curbs powers of manager overseeing Lukoil assets
Parliament has approved legal amendments to limit the powers of a state-appointed manager overseeing local assets of Russian oil group Lukoil, introducing judicial oversight and stricter state control.
Legislature told gas pipeline linking Turkey and northern Cyprus to go operational in 2028
A natural gas pipeline that will link Turkey and northern Cyprus will go operational in 2028, the northern territory’s ‘public works minister’ Erhan Arikli reportedly told the Turkish Cypriot legislature earlier this week.
Serbia says Gazprom to extend gas supply deal for three months
Serbia has secured a three-month extension of its gas supply arrangement with Russia after June 30, Energy Minister Dubravka Dedovic Handanovic said on June 4 following talks with Gazprom CEO Aleksei Miller in St. Petersburg.
Azerbaijan gas covers 60% of Bulgaria's needs as green corridor feasibility study set for 2026
Hungary’s MOL seeks more time for talks to buy Serbia’s NIS
MOL has asked US authorities for a one-month extension to complete talks to acquire a majority stake in Serbia’s oil company NIS.
Bulgaria replaces special administrator overseeing Lukoil assets
Bulgaria’s government has replaced the special administrator overseeing the local assets of sanctioned Russian oil group Lukoil, appointing a new manager to supervise operations of the country’s key refinery and fuel businesses.
Norway's Eldorado snaps up US offshore driller Vantage in $258mn deal
Norway-based Eldorado Drilling has agreed to acquire US offshore drilling contractor Vantage Drilling in a transaction valuing the company's equity at approximately $258mn.
Turkey renews gas arrangement with Azerbaijan, secures 33 bcm over 15 years
Turkey has renewed its gas import arrangement with Azerbaijan, securing supplies of 33bn cubic metres (bcm) of natural gas from Azerbaijan over 15 years.
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