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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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ADNOC signs second offtake deal for Ruwais LNG
Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. (ADNOC) this week agreed terms on a 15-year offtake deal with SEFE Marketing & Trading Singapore as the Emirati firm prepares to launch major engineering work.
EurOil: Cyprus FSRU project stuck in limbo as government and contractor head to arbitration
Estonia aims to quadruple use of green fuels by 2030
Eni’s Tango floating LNG project set to ship first cargo
Italian energy firm Eni is slated to deliver its first LNG cargo this week from the company’s Tango floating LNG facility located in Congolese waters, according to shipping data.
US produced more oil in 2023 than any country for sixth consecutive year
The US produced more oil than any country at any time for the past six years in a row, according to the US Energy Information Administration.
BP books $900mn in North Sea impairments
BP booked an impairment charge of around $900mn on its North Sea business last year.
Cyprus FSRU project stuck in limbo as government and contractor head to arbitration
The future of Cyprus’ energy transition from heavy fuel oil to natural gas for energy generation hangs in the balance over the outcome of a meeting between Cypriot government representatives and executives from a Chinese-led coalition.
Gazprom seeks $934mn in damages from Polish companies
Russia’s Gazprom is looking to recover $934mn in damages from Polish companies Europol Gaz and Orlen, as well as consulting firm Ernst and Young, at an arbitration court in St Petersburg.
Germany extends trusteeship over Rosneft assets
The German ministry has extended its trusteeship over the assets in the country belonging to Rosneft for a third time, giving the Russian state oil producer more time to seek a sale.
Kazakhstan to increase oil exports to Germany
Kazakhstan can raise crude oil supplies to refineries in Germany to 2mn tonnes per year in 2024.
Slovak gas reserves are 70% full
KazTransOil ships 100,000 tonnes of oil to Germany
Turkey-Somalia energy pact strengthens bilateral ties amid regional tensions
Turkey and Somalia inked an energy exploration and drilling pact on March 7, bolstering their ties following a recent defence agreement. The deal aims to tap into Somalia's onshore and offshore hydrocarbon reserves estimated to reach 30bn barrels.
Czech Net4Gas faces a fine of €113mn in Russia
INA and Vermilion partner to explore oil and gas deposits
INA and Vermilion Zagreb Exploration have formed a partnership in the exploration area SAVA-07 (SA-07) to find new oil and gas deposits in Sisak-Moslavina County.
Somalia agrees energy deal with Turkey that permits Turkish drilling in exclusive economic zone
Netherlands blocks gas drilling in Wadden Sea
The Netherlands’ government said on March 5 it would not allow companies to drill for gas in the Dutch section of the protected Wadden Sea, thwarting exploration plans by Shell and ExxonMobil.
EU Commission agrees that German gas levy likely violates bloc rules
The European Commission agreed at an energy ministers’ meeting in Brussels on March 4 that Germany’s levy on natural gas exiting its territory probably violates EU law.
UK extends oil and gas windfall tax by a year
The UK government has announced it will extend the windfall tax imposed on oil and gas profits by another year, much to the chagrin of North Sea producers.
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