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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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Harbour sees 2022 profits "wiped out" by UK windfall tax
UK North Sea player Harbour Energy has said the UK’s windfall tax “wiped out” its profits last year, but it still paid out $1bn in shareholder dividends.
Shell considers Greenpeace challenge a "low risk" to Jackdaw project
Shell has expressed confidence that a legal challenge by environmental NGO Greenpeace is unlikely to cause disruptions to its plan to develop the Jackdaw gas field in the North Sea.
Hungary’s MOL to sell 39 stations in Slovenia to Shell as part of takeover of OMV Slovenia
Report of yacht use in sabotage of Nord Stream pipelines adds new layer to mystery
A team of divers using a 15-metre chartered yacht called the Andromeda sabotaged the Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines, a new report published by Germany’s Der Spiegel news site claims.
French LNG terminals shut down by strike action
France’s four LNG terminals went offline early last week as a result of industrial action. They are not likely to resume operations until March 14. Their shutdown triggered a spike in European gas prices, which for weeks have seen steady decline.
Gazprom Export head Burmistrova steps down
Russia’s state-owned gas supplier Gazprom announced on March 10 that Elena Burmistrova was stepping down as head of its export arm and would go on to serve as vice president of Gazprombank.
Brussels calls for no new supply deals for Russian LNG
The European Commission has urged EU countries and companies not to enter into new supply contracts for Russian LNG, in order to further reduce the bloc’s use of the latter’s LNG.
Finnish gas system pushed to brink of state of alarm
Millions of barrels of Russian diesel idling in tankers around the world as buyers sought
According to oil analytical company Kpler, ships have been idling off the coasts of Europe, Africa and Latin America in what is the largest build-up in floating storage of diesel fuel from Russia since 2016.
Conversion work begins in Singapore for Alexandroupolis FSRU
Greece’s GasLog has delivered a vessel to the Keppel shipyard in Singapore for its conversion into a floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU). Later the vessel will be installed off Greece's northern coast near the port of Alexandroupolis.
Price hikes expected for Serbian gas consumers in 2023
Natural gas consumers in Serbia will face an estimated 10% increase in prices following the end of the heating season on May 1, Dusan Bajatovic, the CEO of Srbijagas, told the Kopaonik Business Forum.
OEUK pushes for better North Sea policies
UK North Sea oil and gas trade body Offshore Energies UK (OEUK) has called on the government to limit its windfall tax on industry profits, provide greater incentives for decarbonisation investments and ensure greater long-term fiscal stability.
EU to launch gas buyers' club in April to cut costs
Initial estimates show there is combined demand among the bloc’s 27 member states and three neighbouring countries for 24 bcm of joint gas purchases over the next three years, European Commission Vice President Maros Sefcovic told Bloomberg.
Poland’s gas grid operator probes market demand for expansion of planned LNG terminal in Gdansk
German ban on fossil fuel boilers proves controversial
A draft law in Germany that would ban the installation of new oil and gas heaters from 2024 for environmental purposes has sparked outrage.
PKN Orlen to seek compensation from Russia for lost oil supply
Poland’s largest oil refiner PKN Orlen plans to seek compensation from Russia for cutting off its oil supply via the Druzhba pipeline in mid-February, its CEO Daniel Obajtek said on March 6.
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