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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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Finland receives first LNG cargo at new terminal
The cargo arrived on board the Vivit Americas LNG tanker from the US. It was bought by Estonia’s Elenger and sold by commodity trader Vitol, which procured it from the Venture Global-operated Calcasieu Pass terminal in Louisiana.
Turkey to bring Black Sea Sakarya gas ashore in coming weeks
Turkish Energy Minister Fatih Donmez said natural gas from the Black Sea offshore Sakarya gas field would soon be landed in Turkey and utilised by 21 April.
OPEC+ announces surprise output cut
OPEC and several of its partners in the OPEC+ group made a surprise announcement over the weekend, declaring that they would make a voluntary oil production cut of 1.15mn barrels per day, which will run until the end of the year.
Estonian Elenger to enter Latvian gas supply market
Hungary raises gas security reserves to avoid €1.8bn loss
Hungary booked the contract at peak prices in August, which would mean the state-owned Hungarian Hydrocarbon Stockholding Association would incur a €1.8bn loss unless the gas was taken into reserves.
Hungary opposes EU’s 15% gas reduction proposal
Lithuania welcomes limits on Russian gas
Serbia to increase electricity and gas prices on May 1
KazTransOil transports 10,000 tonnes of crude across Caspian Sea for BTC pipeline transit
EU countries agree to seek legal option to curb imports of Russian LNG
European Union countries have agreed to explore a legal avenue to prevent Russian companies from sending LNG to member states.
UK North Sea industry doubles down on criticism of windfall tax
The windfall tax imposed on the UK North Sea oil and gas industry last year will result in 500mn boe being left in the ground over the next decade that would otherwise have been developed, equal to one year of output in the basin.
EC rules gas storage regulation not to blame for 2022 price spikes
The European Commission has ruled out that its gas storage regulations may have contributed to the all-time spike in gas prices in August last year, concluding that there is no conclusive evidence that this was the case.
Harbour gets greenlight to develop Talbot
Harbour Energy has been given the green light to push ahead with its 18mn-barrel Talbot oilfield development in the UK North Sea, with production slated to start in late 2024.
US replaces Russia as Europe's top oil supplier in December
The US has replaced Russia as Europe’s main oil supplier, according to data published by Eurostat on March 28, accounting for 18% of EU crude imports.
Moscow may demand compensation for damages to Nord Stream pipes
Russia might seek compensation for the damage sustained to the Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines in September last year as a result of suspected sabotage, a government official has said.
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