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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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The US-led price cap on Russian oil exports has failed and “almost no Russian oil is being sold for less than $60”
The US-led price cap on Russian oil exports has failed and “almost no Russian oil is being sold for less than $60” the Financial Times reported on November 14, according to Western experts and Russian export data.
EurOil: EU lawmaker seek ban on Russian LNG imports
UK oil and gas investment at all-time low, warns Equinor's local head
The head of Equinor’s UK business warned in meetings with the governments of Scotland and the UK that North Sea investment is at “an all-time low."
Hungary requests EU launch infringement procedure against Bulgaria over transit gas fee
Bulgarian politicians urge government to end derogation for Russian oil imports immediately
Net profit of Slovenia’s Petrol soared to €95mn in January-September
DEPA in talks with Gazprom on 2024 gas supply
Greek state gas company DEPA Commerce is in talks with Russia’s Gazprom on determining terms and pricing for gas supplies next year.
What is pushing oil price down?
The price of crude oil has fallen 6.6% in the week ending November 10, with Brent closing below $80 a barrel for the first time since July. Only a few months ago analysts were predicting triple-digit prices. Now that looks like a dream.
EU lawmaker seek ban on Russian LNG imports
EU lawmakers are pushing for the bloc to impose a ban on Russian LNG and LPG supplies as they debate the next package of sanctions against the country.
Eni, Saipem team up on biofuels production
Eni last week forged a strategic partnership with fellow Italian company Saipem to develop its biofuels business.
Equinor seeks to sell 20% of UK Rosebank field
Norway’s Equinor is preparing to divest a 20% stake in the Rosebank oilfield in the UK North Sea.
What is pushing oil price down?
The price of crude oil has fallen 6.6% in the week ending November 10, with Brent closing below $80 a barrel for the first time since July. Only a few months ago analysts were predicting triple-digit prices. Now that looks like a dream.
EC to investigate Bulgaria for exploiting Russian oil sanctions loopholes that earned the Kremlin €1bn
The European Commission will investigate Bulgaria for exploiting loopholes in the oil sanctions regime against Russia that have earned the Kremlin $1bn.
Rising oil prices and wider margins lift MOL's earnings in Q3
Hungary blasts Bulgaria for slapping transit fee on Russian gas
Oil companies say “no” to Iraqi Kurdistan oil exports via Turkey while overdue payments remain unresolved
Saudi, Russia to stick with voluntary output cuts
Saudi Arabia and Russia this week confirmed that they will extend their additional voluntary oil production restraint until the end of the year.
Guardian reports BP helped fund Azerbaijan’s aggression against Karabakh Armenians
Guardian reports that BP’s fossil fuel projects in Azerbaijan have helped fund the military aggression against Karabakh Armenians through the transfer of billions of dollars to the Azerbaijan government since 2020, a campaign group has claimed.
Oil prices defy analysts’ expectations and fall rather than rise after the outbreak of the Israeli-Hamas war
The oil price defied analysts’ expectations and fell rather than rose after the outbreak of the Israeli-Hamas war on October 7. A month later, despite a 3.7% drop in the price of a barrel of Brent, its value has returned to pre-war levels.
Kazakhstan to supply oil to Hungary via route bypassing Ukraine
INA announces gas discovery in eastern Croatia
Cyprus waits for Chevron reply before further Aphrodite talks
Cyprus is waiting for a reply from US oil giant Chevron before it makes any further comment on the status of negotiations between the two on the Aphrodite gas field or what may become of the gas field in the future.
Orlen Lithuania posts $223mn profit in Q3
Russian pipeline gas flow to EU down 2.4% in October
Russian pipeline gas supplies to the EU average to 2.74bn cubic metres in October, marking a 2.4% decline month on month.
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