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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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NewMed and Capricorn announce merger
Norway to patrol seas near oil, gas assets
Gas starts flowing through new Norway-Poland Baltic Pipe
Deltic raises funds for drilling, licence applications
Hurricane gives up another UK licence
Slovenia expects to obtain natural gas from Algeria soon
Greece-Bulgaria gas interconnector starts operation, bringing down prices by 34% for October
Shell makes foray into African power
Poland places Gazprom Export on sanctions list
EU members still fail to see eye to eye on gas price cap
EU member states met again on September 30 to discuss imposing a price cap on gas imports, but there is still little consensus on what form the measure would take.
Croatia’s INA appoints new management
Bulgargaz calls tender for natural gas supply until end-2023
Report says Russian gas supplies to Europe via TurkStream now endangered
Gazprom unit that operates pipeline said to be withdrawing all technical support.
Lukoil’s Bulgarian fuel trader breaching competition rules, CPC says
Germany says three out of four Nord Stream pipelines damaged beyond repair
The disabling of Nord Stream has spooked markets as it removes the possibility of resuming deliveries of gas in the depth of winter if an energy crisis becomes acute.
Lithuanian parliamentary speaker says Nord Stream explosions should be viewed as warning
Estonian private gas company’s CEO has “doubts” that all gas deliveries will be secured in a crisis
Russian oil exports still booming and the EU is still a major buyer
One of the side-effects of the EU stepping up imports of US oil is that it has increased European demand for Russian diesel.
Poland worried about Baltic Pipe security after Nord Stream explosions
Warsaw fears sabotage of Nord Stream on same day Baltic Pipe opened was no coincidence.
MOSCOW BLOG: Whodunnit?
Social media loves a good conspiracy theory, but it has gone off the Richter scale speculating on who was behind the take-down of the four Nord Stream gas pipelines, two of which sprang leaks on Sunday night as we reported yesterday morning.
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