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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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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,
OPEC+ extends cuts, to unwind voluntary limits
OPEC+ has extended most of its cuts through 2025, but will begin to unwind voluntary additional restrictions
Hungary's MVM acquires stake in Shah Deniz gasfield
Acquiring a stake in this gas field "provides us with protection against significant energy price fluctuations", says Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto.
Hungary’s MVM Group acquires 5% stake in Shah Deniz gasfield in Azerbaijan
The 5% stake would translate into an annual supply of 1.5 bcm of natural gas for Hungary.
Proposed EU sanctions on Russian LNG unlikely to affect Asian buyers
Europe’s proposed new sanctions package aimed at combatting transshipments of Russian LNG is not expected to impact Asian purchasers, European Commissioner for Energy Kadri Simson told reporters in Tokyo June 3.
Turkey, Azerbaijan agree extension to gas supply contract, strike deal on piping of Turkmen gas
CO2 injection test planned at UK's largest depleted gas field
Preparations are in progress for a CO2 injection test at a carbon capture and storage project in the North Sea, at the UK’s largest depleted gas field.
EU gas demand at 15-year low in 2023
EU natural gas demand fell for a second year in a row in 2023, reaching its lowest level since 2008.
Germany does away with gas storage levy
The German government has decided to eliminate its gas storage levy on natural gas exiting the German grid at border interconnection points starting in 2025.
Norway on track for record oil, gas investment in 2024
Norway's oil and gas sector is poised for record investment levels this year, fuelled by rising costs and a surge of projects initiated in late 2022.
Viaro nears deal to snap up ExxonMobil, Shell North Sea assets
Independent player Viaro Energy is close to acquiring Shell and ExxonMobil’s gas fields in the southern North Sea.
Shell gives Deltic more time to find Pensacola funding
Shell, the operator of the UK North Sea’s Pensacola oil and gas discovery, has extended the deadline for its partner Deltic Energy to secure funding for its share of the cost of drilling an appraisal well.
Reabold assures investors of commitment to value
London-listed junior Reabold Resources PLC assured investors on May 31 of its commitment to maximising the potential and value of its portfolio for shareholders.
European prices spike on Norwegian outage
EU reportedly mulls sanctions on Russian tanker insurer
The European Commission is considering sanctions proposed by one member status on Russian insurance company Ingostrakh, a provider of coverage for tankers carrying Russian crude.
Turkey’s Israel exports drop 99% amid boycott, SOCAR Türkiye hit by protests over continuing oil shipments
Southeast European countries look to Algeria to diversify energy supplies
Both Slovenia and Croatia are tapping Algeria for gas imports as the country becomes an important supplier to southern Europe.
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