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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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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.
Europe’s gas refill slowed by diversion of cargoes to Asia
Europe’s gas refill season has started slow as cargoes are increasingly being diverted to Asia, where heatwaves are hitting the continent.
First oil from Buchan redevelopment delayed by a year
First oil from HitecVision-backed Neo Energy’s Buchan redevelopment project in the UK North Sea has been delayed by a year until late 2027.
BP updates rules on managers disclosing intimate relationships
BP has warned its managers that they should own up to any intimate relations with colleagues or risk losing their jobs.
Glencore replaces Trafigura as oil supplier to Lindsey refinery
Commodity trader Glencore has secured a contract to supply crude oil to the Lindsey refinery in the UK, replacing its rival Trafigura.
OMV Petrom invests €560mn to produce sustainable fuels
Southeast Europe's largest integrated energy producer to produce sustainable aviation fuels and biodiesel at Romania's Petrobrazi refinery.
JT Grup OIl moves ahead with Bucharest listing after €4mn IPO
Romanian petroleum products trader JT Grup Oil announced that only a third of the 10mn shares issued by its IPO found buyers, but saluted the completion of the operation and confirmed that its shares will be listed at Bucharest Exchange.
Deltic exits UK's Penscola project after failing to find financing
London-listed junior Deltic Energy has withdrawn from the Pensacola oil and gas project in the UK North Sea after failing to come up with financing to cover its share of well costs.
ADNOC, Criteria takeover of Spain's Naturgy falls through
Spanish holding vehicle Criteria announced on June 10 that it had failed to strike a deal with Abu Dhabi’s TAQA on the joint acquisition of Spanish gas utility Naturgy.
Finland seeks EU vessel to handle potential Russian dark fleet oil spills
Finland has urged the EU to invest in a standby response vessel to deal with potential oil spills in the Gulf of Finland that could be caused by Russia’s so-called dark fleet of tankers.
EurOil: Germany does away with gas storage levy
European gas market remains exposed to gas supply shocks
A recent unplanned outage in Norway has highlighted how the European gas market remains exposed to supply shocks despite high levels of storage.
Baltic energy in Kremlin's propaganda eyes
The energy sector in Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia is constantly under the Kremlin's propaganda spotlight, Aidas Petrosius, head of business development at Mediaskopas said, presenting the media monitoring company's study on Russian electronic media,
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