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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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Global gas flaring at highest level in five years
In 2023, the volume of gas flared globally rose by 9bn cubic metres to 148 bcm, the highest level since 2019, according to a new World Bank report. This is despite efforts to curtail the practice because of climate change.
Israel emerging as source of tension in Azerbaijan’s special relationship with Turkey
War in Gaza and domestic politics in Turkey create cracks in Azerbaijani-Turkish alliance.
Polish state energy giant to rid of media branch to show political independence
Poland’s state-controlled Orlen is mulling the sale of its media branch as its new chief executive seeks to demonstrate to investors that his group is abandoning any effort to exert political influence.
Rerouting of Russia trade to add more Caucasus, Central Asia growth in 2024-2025, says Oxford Economics
Relatively small component of expanded commerce comes from evading sanctions on particular goods, analysis argues.
Energean cashes in €883mn from Croatia, Egypt and Italy asset sale
Energean will offload assets in Croatia, Egypt and Italy as part of a strategy to focus on core gas development projects.
OMV Petrom confirms new gas target and tweaks decarbonisation mix under updated Strategy 2030
Romania’s energy group OMV Petrom confirms the new gas targets based on the Neptun Deep offshore project while adding adjacent Han Asparuh project currently in an exploration phase, and revises the mix of instruments in zero carbon business lines.
JAPEX takes full control over Norwegian joint venture
Japanese upstream player JAPEX has taken full control of its Norwegian oil and gas joint venture with London-listed Longboat Energy, after acquiring the remaining 50.1% interest in the enterprise.
Scotland misses another annual emissions target
Scotland’s government has missed one more of its annual targets for curbing greenhouse gas emissions.
Greenpeace accuses OMV of ignoring risks posed by naval mines to Neptun Deep project
Neptun Deep is the largest natural gas project in the Romanian Black Sea and Romania’s first deepwater offshore project.
Perenco purchases minority stake in Golar LNG
Independent oil and gas firm Perenco has acquired a 9.9% interest in marine infrastructure firm Golar LNG according to a filing made with the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
EU faces another gas conundrum as contract for Russian gas through Ukraine nears expiration
EU member countries and companies have approached Caspian Sea gas producer Azerbaijan with a scheme designed to cover the loss of Russian gas supplies reaching Europe through Gazprom’s pipeline system transiting Ukraine.
European elections see shift to the right
Istanbul-listed Zorlu Enerji sells its stakes Israel-based units to local partner Edeltech
Uniper ends Gazprom contracts after Stockholm court win
German energy group Uniper has terminated its long-term contracts with Russia’s Gazprom Export for gas supply, after the arbitration tribunal in Stockholm earlier this month granted it the right to do so.
Azerbaijan eyes gas power plant projects in Serbia
Azerbaijan has expressed interest in constructing new gas power plants in Serbia, according to reports from a meeting between Serbia's Minister of Mining and Energy, Dubravka Djedovic Handanovic, and Azerbaijan's Ambassador to Serbia, Kamil Khasiyev.
Germany prevents EU deal on Russian LNG sanctions
As part of the planned 14th package of sanctions against Russia, there is a proposal to prevent EU countries from providing transshipment services for Russian LNG.
EU spent $630bn on non-Russian gas in 2021-23: Sechin
The EU spent over $630bn on natural gas imports from countries other than Russia between 2021 and 2023.
Court lets German Uniper pull out of long-term Gazprom contracts
Upon the decision of the Stockholm Court of Arbitration German energy major Uniper announced the cancellation of all long-term supplies contracts with Russian energy major Gazprom and its subsidiary Gazprom Export.
Greece becoming key gateway to Europe for US LNG
International plans made years ago are beginning to take shape in northern Greece with the installation of the Alexandroupolis INGS and the completion of pipelines that transport gas from the Caspian Sea state of Azerbaijan to Europe.
OMV launches plant to produce renewable diesel component at Schwechat refinery
Austria’s OMV has commissioned a new co-processing facility for producing renewable diesel blending components at its 9.6mn tonne per year oil refinery in Schwechat.
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