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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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Serbia, Azerbaijan discuss gas-steam plant construction in Nis
Serbia and Azerbaijan are advancing plans to diversify Serbia's energy supply through the construction of a 500-MW gas-steam power plant in Nis, Serbia's third largest-city, as part of their deepening energy cooperation.
Poland’s Orlen ditches largest petrochemical project in Europe
Refiner's stock plunges 3.5% after it announced it will not pursue its Olefins 3 petrochemical project.
Qatar-Turkey-Europe gas pipeline ambition could be back on following fall of Assad
Plan was rejected by Syria 15 years ago as, according to some observers, Damascus moved to protect ally Russia’s interests.
Bulgaria threatens to cut transit of Russian gas to Serbia
Caretaker Energy Minister Vladimir Malinov warns Bulgaria could end gas transit to Serbia to avoid breaching new US sanctions on Gazprombank.
Equinor exits Azerbaijan and Nigeria in deals worth $2bn
Norway’s state oil company Equinor has completed its exit from upstream operations in Azerbaijan and Nigeria, finalising transactions valued at up to $2bn.
UK court dismisses Viaro case over decommissioning costs
A UK High Court has dismissed a case brought against Viaro Energy subsidiary RockRose Energy over decommissioning costs tied to the Brae oil and gas field.
Varo Energy in talks to buy Preem's Swedish oil refineries
European energy company Varo Energy is in negotiations to acquire Preem's two Swedish refineries.
Northern Ireland bans onshore oil and gas exploration
The Northern Ireland Executive has endorsed Economy Minister Conor Murphy’s proposal to prohibit onshore oil and gas exploration and production, including hydraulic fracturing.
Equinor launches tieback at Asgard off Norway
Equinor has commenced oil and gas production at the Smorbukk North development, a satellite project tied back to the Asgard field in the Norwegian Sea.
Equinor, Shell merge their UK upstream operations
Through the move, the pair are aiming to make savings by streamlining their operations, making them more resilient under the pressure of the hefty tax burden placed on the UK oil and gas industry.
OMV Offshore Bulgaria sells 50% of Han Asparuh to Israel’s NewMed Energy
OMV Petrom’s operating company in Bulgaria has sold 50% of the offshore Han Asparuh block to Israel’s NewMed Energy. The deal should do much to incentivise the project.
EurOil: Harbour brings on stream UK's Talbot field
EXPLAINER: US sanctions on Gazprombank and what they mean for Russian gas in Europe
The sanctions have created some uncertainty and difficulties, but are unlikely to cause disruptions to gas flows, especially now that Russia has eased its own restrictions for payments.
OPEC+ extends delay to easing restrictions
OPEC+ has further delayed its plan to ease oil production quotas
Serbia to expand gas purchases from Russia
Serbia is negotiating a new agreement with Russian energy giant Gazprom to increase natural gas imports. The talks come ahead of the expiry of Serbia’s current three-year supply contract in March 2025.
Ukraine to halt Russian gas transit from January 1, 2025, shifting to imports via Slovakia and Poland
Ukraine will stop the transit of Russian natural gas through its territory starting January 1, 2025, marking a significant shift in the region’s energy dynamics.
Druzhba oil flow to Czechia is resumed
The oil flow through the pipeline stopped on Wednesday, leaving the country dependent on its reserves and the oil flow from the west.
Croatia orders environmental review for Kutina oil and gas field
Slovak Minister of Economy Saková is in Russia for talks with Gazprom
Slovakia’s Minister of Economy Denisa Saková of the centre-left Hlas ruling party has flown to Russia for talks with Kremlin-linked gas giant Gazprom.
Poland’s Gdansk FSRU moves ahead with pipeline construction work
Poland’s transmission system operator Gaz-System has revealed that it has signed deals with construction contractors for all onshore gas pipelines required for the country’s first floating storage and regasification unit.
Hungary asks for exemption from US sanctions for Russia's Gazprombank
Foreign minister says the sanctions could cause serious difficulties for Hungary, Slovakia, Turkey and Serbia, which use the bank to pay for Russian oil supplies.
Slovak government to continue subsidising household energy costs
Czechia to open oil reserves after Russia halts Druzhba pipeline flows
Russian move seen as reaction to Czech statement that it won't ask for the prolonging of its exemption from the EU ban on imports of petroleum products made from Russian oil.
US urges Bosnia to move southern gas interconnector project forward
The US urged Bosnia & Herzegovina to move forward plans for construction of southern gas interconnector that would secure the country energy independence, N1 news outlet reported on December 4.
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