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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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Pipeline operator’s oil shipment figures to Russia highlight Kazakhstan failure to diversify export routes
Qatar dismisses reports on revival of “piped gas for Europe” via Syria and Turkey project as pure “speculation”
Incoming US President Trump insists that EU buy more US LNG
Trump is keen to export more gas and oil, especially to Europe where a stoppage in Russian gas flows could be filled with US LNG.
OMV Petrom reportedly sells 6.75bn cubic metres of Neptun Deep gas to Germany’s Uniper
Austria's OMV has reportedly struck a deal to supply Germany's Uniper with gas from the Neptun Deep Black Sea project, where it holds a 50% stake and which it operates through its Romanian subsidiary OMV Petrom.
Romania ordered to pay €85mn to ex-owner of RAFO refinery in ICSID ruling
The International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) has ruled Romania should compensate the former owner of the now-defunct Romanian RAFO refinery with nearly €85mn, the Ministry of Finance confirmed.
SOCAR Türkiye plans to invest $7bn in building additional Petkim petrochemical plants
Kazakhstan’s KazMunayGas reportedly bids for Lukoil’s Bulgarian asset
Lukoil aims to sell Bulgarian refinery and petrol stations after Sofia banned imports of Russian crude oil.
US gains most from "energy market redivision" in Europe, says Russian foreign ministry
The US has gained the most from the "redivision of the energy market” in Europe, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova told Russian media on January 2.
Serbia forms coordinating body to safeguard energy supply amid US sanctions threat
The Serbian government announced on January 5 the establishment of a coordinating body to ensure the country’s oil and gas supply amid fears of impending US sanctions targeting Serbia's oil industry.
Serbia braces for possible US sanctions on Russian-owned oil company NIS
Serbian government braces for the potential economic and political ramifications of the US' decision as it seeks to balance relations with Russia and the West.
Hungary’s MOL wants to buy Lukoil’s Bulgarian assets, Orban says
Hungarian oil company MOL Group is bidding to buy Lukoil-owned oil refinery in Bulgaria, the state broadcaster BNT reported on December 23
Russian gas transit through Ukraine ends, with Europe meeting the new year with 5% less gas
Transit of Russian natural gas through Ukraine ended in the early hours of January 1, depriving the EU of about 5% of its gas supply, after last-hope efforts led by Slovakia to ensure continued flow failed.
Slovakia faces cut-off of Russian gas pipeline supplies
Robert Fico’s attacks on Kyiv for ending gas transit have more to do with his close political ties with Orban and Putin, the cosy business links Slovakia has with Russia, and his domestic political problems, rather than energy security.
Qatar threatens to halt LNG deliveries to EU if new labour and environment law is passed
Qatar will pull the plug on LNG deliveries to EU countries if they strictly enforce a new law on forced labour and environmental damage.
Slovakia’s Fico in surprise visit to Putin in Moscow
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico made a surprise trip to Moscow on December 22 to hold rare face-to-face talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin, as he seeks to secure gas deliveries ahead of the end of the Ukrainian gas transit deal next week.
Turkey, Syria tandem could mean piped Qatari gas for Europe and a supercharged Middle East clean energy transition
Prize could be huge for Ankara and Damascus if the Syrian fighting is really over.
Kazakh authorities attribute 3% decline in oil production to Western-led Tengiz and Kashagan projects
Panic in Serbia over US sanctions drives down NIS share price
NIS Petrol to sell Gazprom-branded gas stations in Romania to cover debts
NIS Petrol, the Romanian subsidiary of Serbian oil and gas group NIS, plans to sell its network of 19 gas stations operating under the Gazprom brand in Romania to settle outstanding debts.
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