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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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Sweden closes investigation into Nord Stream pipeline explosions
The Swedish authorities have officially terminated their investigation into the explosions that destroyed the Nord Stream 1 and 2 gas pipelines and handed the files over to Germany, the Swedish Prosecution Authority said on February 7.
EU doubles gas storage withdrawals in January
Lukoil's Bulgarian refinery goes without Russian Urals in January
The Lukoil-owned Burgas oil refinery in Bulgaria did not receive a single batch of Urals crude last month.
State replaces nearly entire supervisory board of Poland’s Orlen
Moody’s expects Red Sea disruptions to cause oil price volatility
Ongoing tensions in the Red Sea may lead to volatility of oil prices amid trade disruptions in the area and elevated shipping, insurance and freight costs.
EurOil: UK awards more oil and gas licences
Orlen sold Lotos assets for at least €1.15bn below market value, state auditor says
Warsaw-listed fuels and energy giant Orlen sold assets of peer Lotos PLN5bn (€1.15bn) below their market value, according to a report by the state audit body NIK.
UKOG concludes no commercial rates of hydrocarbons present in Turkey’s Pinarova-1 well
OMV Petrom to more than double investments in the coming years
Adding Saudi Arabia to the BRICS to create a commodities powerhouse
The potential inclusion of the United Arab Emirates, Iran, and possibly Saudi Arabia into the BRICS group of nations would create a commodities powerhouse that controls the bulk of global oil and gas deposits, analysts at S&P Global suggest.
Czech finance minister says security played a role in the purchase of Robin OIL gas stations
Czech Minister of Finance Zbynek Stanjura said that security considerations had played a role in the recent purchase of the Robin Oil gas station chain by state-controlled oil storage and transportation company Cepro.
Bulgaria lowers gas price by 8.4% for February
New Polish government dismisses Orlen chief as clean-up after PiS continues in state companies
Investigations launched into sell-off of assets in Lotos merger, and company’s lowering of fuel prices before the election last year.
OMV Petrom’s earnings shrink in 2023
UK awards more oil and gas licences
The oil and gas industry is poised to invest over $1 trillion in new gas supplies, driven by Europe's rising demand
The oil and gas industry is poised to invest over $1 trillion in natural gas supplies, responding to Europe's robust demand, which will invest a quarter ($223bn) of that amount alone by 2033, according to a report from Global Witness.
Romgaz to issue €500mn bonds in H1
“Masked Russian oil” supplied via Turkish terminal has even ended up in US warships, claim senators
Is this the last year of Russian gas transit via Ukraine?
Ukraine has insisted it has no intention of renewing its gas transit contract with Russia that is due to expire at the end of this year.
IEA predicts Russian pipe gas exports to stabilise in 2024
Russian gas pipeline supplies to Europe should stabilise in 2024 at the same level as last year – a year in which they crashed to their lowest level since the 1970s.
Europe's final transition from Russian gas to LNG will cost $223bn
Europe's strategic pivot away from Russian natural gas towards LNG is estimated to require a colossal investment of $223bn in global projects over the next decade, Bloomberg calculates.
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