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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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Gazprom reports 39% slide in European gas exports in January 1-September 15 period
Amid global energy crisis Balkan states reach out to energy-rich Azerbaijan
With the deepening energy crisis in the West triggered by Russia's intervention in Ukraine, European countries including Bulgaria and Serbia are eyeing alternative suppliers for additional natural gas volumes.
Rosneft income up 13% in H1 despite sanctions
Bulgaria’s Bulgargaz to book additional 500 mcm per year capacity at Alexandroupolis LNG terminal
EU proposes €140bn windfall tax on non-gas energy
Under the windfall tax plan, companies would be required to hand over their excess profits over a cap of €180/MWh.
Uniper mulls suing Gazprom for lost gas supply
IEA forecasts 17% slump in Russian oil output by February next year
Croatia orders Ina to sell all gas produced to HEP
Commodity prices fall across the board as the market adjusts to the sanctions realities
The war in Ukraine will go into its eighth month next week and commodity prices are coming off their record-breaking highs as the market adjusts to the new realities.
Rising shale oil demand creates 500 new jobs in eastern Estonia
EurOil: EU energy ministers clash over Russian gas price cap proposal
Brussels to flesh out Russian gas price cap proposal on September 14
UKOG raises further GBP 3m for Turkey operations from new share placing
War in Ukraine continues to influence global LNG flows
China is snapping up discounted Russian LNG, while also diverting some cargoes to other countries, and the US continues to target European buyers.
Bulgaria offers electricity-for-gas exchange to Azerbaijan
As Sofia struggles to secure gas for the winter, caretaker Economy Minister Nikola Stoyanov offers to export electricity to Azerbaijan in exchange for more natural gas.
Truss vows to maximise the UK's oil and gas potential
EU energy ministers clash over Russian gas price cap proposal
Member states move towards general price cap on gas imports, though details have still to be worked out.
Hungary calls EC proposal for Russian gas price cap absurd
GUSTAFSON: Russian oil exports – are sanctions working?
Six months after the beginning of the Russian invasion, the “Devil’s Dance” of Western sanctions and Russian oil exports and revenues has barely begun. The main contest still lies ahead.
Repsol sells quarter-stake in entire upstream business for $4.8bn
Ireland eases back on LNG opposition amid energy crunch
Proposed gas price cap prompts EU discord and Russian threats
The EU has proposed capping the price of Russian natural gas, as Brussels doubles down on efforts to hamper Moscow’s ability to finance its war in Ukraine.
SOCAR and TPAO to search for oil in Turkey
Slovakia signs deal to bring LNG from Italy
Europe pays what it takes to bring in LNG but still cannot get enough
European energy ministers will discuss further options to secure gas supplies and punish Russia.
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