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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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The Nord Stream mystery: a timeline
The destruction of the Nord Stream pipelines in autumn 2022 marked an explosive end to a chapter in Russia-European energy ties.
EurOil: German government opposes North Sea gas project
Russian oil transit to Europe via Ukraine doubles in July, consultancy reports
The volume of Russian oil transported through Ukraine to European countries more than doubled in July to 1.09mn tonnes, up from 540,000 tonnes in June.
Gas consumption in Slovakia projected to stagnate
EU declines Hungary, Slovakia request to mediate in Ukraine-Lukoil sanctions dispute
The European Commission has rejected requests from Hungary and Slovakia to mediate a consultation with Ukraine over sanctions imposed by Kyiv on Russian oil producer Lukoil.
Hungary's MOL seeks to take oil at Russia-Ukraine border
The same arrangement might be made for Russian gas supplies through Ukraine after Kyiv and Moscow’s long-term transit contract expires at the end of this year.
OPEC receives updated compensation plans for over-production from Iraq and Kazakhstan
California unveils plan for refineries to stockpile gasoline to prevent price spikes
California’s governor, Gavin Newsom, has proposed a new plan to require oil refiners in the state to keep stockpiles of gasoline so that supply is maintained even when refineries undergo maintenance.
Croatia's INA extends €300mn credit facility until 2027
Algerian energy giant Sonatrach eyes European expansion with Croatia as hub
Algeria's state-owned energy firm Sonatrach has expressed its intent to become a significant supplier of energy to Europe, with Croatia playing a role as a bridge to the continent
Europe's record surplus gas inventories largely disappear
Between the end of March and now, the smallest amount of gas was reinjected into storage for the period of the year since 2012.
German government opposes North Sea gas project
Germany Vice Chancellor Robert Habeck has said he is opposed to natural gas drilling plans in the German-Dutch border area of the North Sea.
Russian court orders freeze of assets held by Linde's UK arm
A Russian court has ordered the freezing of assets worth $1.15bn belonging to the UK arm of Germany’s Linde, over its failure to build a gas processing plant on the Baltic Sea.
EnergyPathways applies for UK Irish Sea gas storage licence
London-listed EnergyPathways has applied for a gas storage licence at the North Sea Transition Authority for its Marram gas field in the UK Irish Sea.
Canada's GTE makes $226mn takeover bid for Canadian-UK firm i3
Stock at UK oil and gas producer i3 Energy soared close to 34% in early trading on the morning of August 20 after Canadian energy group Gran Tierra Energy announced a takeover bid for the company worth GBP174.1mn.
BP strikes one-year deal to supply Norwegian oil to Poland's Orlen
BP has entered into a 12-month deal to supply oil produced at fields offshore Norway to refineries in Poland and Lithuania owned by Polish energy group Orlen.
Poland's Orlen strikes one-year oil supply deal with BP
BP supplies are set to cover 15% of the annual demand of the entire Orlen group.
Profit of Romanian Transgaz surges 2.5 times y/y in H1
The net profit of Romanian natural gas grid operator Transgaz (BVB: TGN) surged 2.5 times y/y to RON176mn (€36mn) in H1, amid higher tariffs and more revenues generated by the company’s subsidiary in Moldova, Vestmoldtransgaz.
MOL announces gas discoveries in Pakistan
Ukraine would not have blown up Nord Stream pipes without Washington's consent, claims top Russian diplomat
Ukraine would not have blown up the Nord Stream pipelines without getting approval from the US, according to Russia's ambassador to Washington.
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