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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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Neste scraps electrolyser project at Finnish refinery
Finland’s oil refining and marketing company Neste has chosen to reassess its renewable hydrogen ambitions owing to "challenging market conditions and financial performance," leading it to withdraw from a planned 120-MW electrolyser project.
Cyprus set to receive delayed FSRU
The floating storage and regasification unit for Cyprus’ long-delayed and trouble-stricken LNG project may finally leave China, where it was built.
Sverdrup oil output to drop from peak early next year
Norway’s largest source of oil production, the Johan Sverdrup field, is expected to drop from its production peak early next year.
Equinor mulls scaling back investments in renewables
Equinor announced on October 24 that it might scale back its planned investments in renewable energy by 2030.
TAL pipeline expansion nears finish, offering Czech Republic a future free of Russian oil
The project aimed at replacing Russian crude is being achieved in “an incredibly short period”, the CEO of the Czech Republic’s state oil pipeline operator told NewsBase.
Mammoet to assist in decommissioning Groningen gas wells
Dutch heavy-lifting specialist Mammoet announced last week it was providing logistical and engineering support to well engineering group for one of the biggest gas well closure projects in the world.
Rosneft's legal attempt to block Shell refinery sale in Germany fails
A German court has rejected a complaint by Rosneft against Shell’s move to sell its stake in Germany’s 220,000 barrel per day Schwedt oil refinery.
TotalEnergies finds more gas off Denmark
TotalEnergies has discovered more gas reserves at the Harald field off Denmark’s west coast.
NIS invests over RSD37bn in capital projects
The NIS Group invested RSD37.3bn in capital projects during the first nine months of 2024, marking a 70% increase compared to the same period last year, the Serbian oil and gas company announced on October 28.
Turkey prepares for offshore, onshore exploration work in Somalia
The arrival of Turkish seismic vessel Oruc Reis in the port of Mogadishu last week signals that Turkish Petroleum (TPAO) is ready to begin an oil and gas exploration programme in the Indian Ocean off the coast of Somalia.
Deadline for booking Russian gas transit through Ukraine passed in July, says Putin
The deadline for booking Russian gas transit capacity via Ukraine next year already passed in July, according to Putin.
EU Parliament calls for bloc to end reliance on Azeri gas
MEPs have called for the EU to scrap plans to double Azeri gas shipments – a central part of the plan to eliminate remaining Russian supplies.
NIS aims to raise €50mn with first corporate bond issue
Serbia's leading oil and gas company, the Oil Industry of Serbia (NIS), announced on October 25 its plan to issue corporate bonds for the first time, aiming to raise RSD5.85bn (€50mn) in long-term funding.
Serbia negotiates new long-term gas deal with Russia
Serbia’s President Aleksandar Vucic has reached an agreement with Russian President Vladimir Putin on favourable gas prices and plans to discuss a long-term supply arrangement, Vucic announced on October 21.
Azerbaijan's GL Group takes 25% in Turkey’s Thrace Basin gas field
Azerbaijan’s first privately owned energy company, GL Group, has acquired a 25% stake in a Canadian company operating Thrace Basin Block F17-b4 in northwestern Turkey, Gazelle Energy Ltd.
NIS prepares first corporate bond issuance
Serbia’s leading oil and gas company, NIS, is planning to issue corporate bonds for the first time, the company announced on October 21.
Planning approval at UK's Wressle field set to be revoked
Planning permission for further development of the Wressle oilfield in the east of England is likely to be revoked because of a legal challenge.
Rockhopper scales back in Italy
UK-based operator Rockhopper Exploration has signed a share purchase agreement with India’s Zodiac Energy to divest its remaining Italian assets.
Oil refiner Slovnaft remains Slovakia’s largest taxpayer
JAPEX seeks sale at UK's Seagull field
Japan Petroleum Exploration plans to sell its 15% stake in the BP-operated Seagull oilfield in the UK North Sea.
MOL warns of fuel delivery disruptions to Czechia
The head of MOL’s Czech subsidiary has warned of potential disruptions to fuel deliveries after the EU's exemption on the import of Russian oil-derived products expires in December.
Belgium calls for EU-wide tracking system of Russian LNG
Belgium’s energy minister Tinne Van der Straeten has suggested the creation of an EU-wide tracking system for Russian LNG.
Private group of Azeri firms acquire interest in Turkish gas block
A private group of energy companies in Azerbaijan called GL Group have acquired an interest in a gas block in Turkey, hailing it as their first foray into the international upstream sector.
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