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Krk LNG to boost import capacity
LNG Croatia terminal expands gas capacity in Norway deal
LNG Croatia has signed a deal with Norwegian firm Wartsila Gas Solutions for the delivery of an additional regasification module, LNG Croatia revealed on April 14. The module will boast a capacity of 250,000 cubic metres per hour.
EurOil: EU ban on Russian LNG could backfire
Turkey eyes gas exports to Europe on back of Black Sea field's development
Turkey is hopeful that the Black Sea Sakarya field could support gas exports to Europe, as Ankara touts the country’s potential to be a regional gas hub.
Ghana: What’s left unsaid about Aker ASA’s exit from Pecan
Aker ASA's announcement on DWT/CTP fails to mention questions about Lukoil’s involvement in the project and Russia’s charm offensive in Africa.
Netherlands vows to stop importing Russian LNG
The Dutch government has pledged to stop importing Russian LNG, as it targets an expansion in overall LNG capacity to offset the loss of Russian pipeline supply.
Slovenia’s Petrol d.d. Ljubljana proposes €0.7 dividend for 2022
Slovenian energy company Petrol d.d., Ljubljana has announced that the proposed dividend for its shareholders for the year 2022 will be €0.70 per share, a statement published on the Ljubljana Stock Exchange website said.
IEA upgrades 2023 forecast for Russian oil output
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has once more upgraded its forecast for Russian oil production for this year, by 210,000 barrels per day, predicting a decline of 530,000 bpd versus 740,000 bpd it had previously envisioned.
Shell opens LNG fuelling station in Hungary
Croatia and Slovenia mull expanding gas interconnector
Croatian and Slovenian companies are considering the expansion of a gas interconnector linking the networks of the two countries, Croatian natural gas transmission operator Plinacro said in a press release on April 13.
EU ban on Russian LNG could backfire
Momentum is building behind calls for the EU to impose a ban on Russian LNG, even though doing so could make it harder for the bloc to stock up on gas supplies before next winter.
Italy clears sale of Lukoil refinery in Sicily
The Italian government has given the green light for the sale of the oil refinery on the island of Sicily owned by Russia’s Lukoil to G.O.I. Energy, TASS reported on April 12. The deal is subject to strict conditions.
Poland declares off-limits zone around Swinoujscie LNG terminal to prevent Russian sabotage
Vopak expands ties with Gasunie, updates on LNG projects
Vopak has announced that it will acquire 50% of the shares in EemsEnergyTerminal, an LNG import terminal located in the Eemshaven in the Netherlands, in partnership with Gasunie, subject to approval from competition authorities.
BP, Harbour team up on CCS
BP and Harbour Energy have formed a partnership to develop a carbon capture and storage project near the heavily industrialised Humber region.
UK pipeline and vessel monitoring firm gets Aramco backing
Inductosense, a UK-based firm that specialises in monitoring pipelines and vessels, has recently secured funding from Saudi Aramco, the world's largest oil company.
Shell gets all-clear to drill at Penguins East
Shell’s Penguins project has been given approval for further drilling by the UK’s offshore regulator, with the work set to commence this month. The application to drill the 211/13a-18 (PC-04) production well at Penguin East was made in March.
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