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Czech state to loan 200 tons of oil to Orlen Unipetrol refiner
It is the second time this year the Czech state has loaned oil to the country's key refiner.
Germany reports record quarter for LNG imports
German LNG terminals imported a record high of LNG in the third quarter of 2025.
Eni and YPF sign deal, move closer to FID on Argentina LNG project
Italian energy giant Eni and Argentina’s state-run firm YPF inked a preliminary agreement to take a positive final investment decision on the Argentina LNG project.
Venture Global loses arbitration case to BP
Defeat comes two months after Venture Global was victorious in a similar case against Shell.
Serbia’s NIS pumps run smoothly despite US sanctions
Petrol stations operated by the Oil Industry of Serbia (NIS) are functioning normally, with no queues or shortages reported, after US sanctions came into effect against the Gazprom-controlled company.
Moscow vows to back Serbia after US sanctions hit NIS
Russia condemned US sanctions on Serbia’s oil company NIS as politically motivated and pledged continued support for Belgrade, amid concerns over the Balkan state’s energy supplies.
Hungary to boost oil deliveries to Serbia after US sanctions NIS
Hungary’s MOL will step up deliveries of crude oil and fuel to Serbia after US sanctions hit the Balkan country’s sole oil company NIS.
US sanctions on Serbian oil company NIS take effect
Sanctions imposed by the United States on Serbia’s sole oil refiner, NIS, took effect on October 9, ending months of postponements and raising fears of fuel shortages and wider economic disruption.
Croatia offers to buy stake in Serbian oil firm NIS after US sanctions
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic dismissed the Croatian overture with a counter-proposal that Belgrade could instead buy a Croatian utility.
Russia lifts fuel output as refineries recover and oil nears OPEC+ quota
Russia has increased fuel production and is moving closer to its OPEC+ oil quota as domestic refineries recover from drone attacks, Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said
MOL says talks on extending oil transport agreement with Janaf were "constructive"
MOL executives asked Janaf to "demonstrate, with appropriate tests", that sufficient volumes of crude could be delivered through the Adriatic pipeline to Hungary on a daily basis.
US extends waiver for Serbian oil firm NIS until Oct 15
The United States has extended a licence allowing Croatia’s oil pipeline operator Janaf to keep delivering crude to Serbia’s Russian-controlled oil company NIS until October 15.
Tracking the downfall of European refining
Turkey to overhaul gas import strategy
Turkey is accelerating efforts to overhaul its gas supply mix, aiming by 2028 to meet more than half of its natural gas needs via domestic output & LNG imports, threatening market share held by Russia and Iran under long-term pipeline contracts.
France boards suspected shadow fleet tanker
It marks an escalation in Europe's efforts to clamp down on oil shipments that evade Western sanctions.
Indian refiners reportedly resume yuan payments for Russian oil
Indian state-run refiners have resumed settling payments for Russian oil in Chinese yuan
Russia’s China pipeline push unlikely to boost gas exports before mid-2030s
Russia’s planned Power of Siberia 2 gas pipeline to China is unlikely to increase gas exports for at least a decade, with key terms still unsettled and a lengthy construction timeline ahead
Hungary's MOL, Croatia's JANAF to discuss extending oil transport agreement after public exchange
Croatian state-owned pipeline operator JANAF and Hungary's oil giant MOL will meet on October 8 to discuss extending their oil transport cooperation beyond the current contract's expiry on December 31, Reuters has reported, citing JANAF.
US sanctions on NIS set to take effect after repeated delays
US sanctions on NIS are due to take effect on October 8 after months of delays and failed negotiations between Belgrade, Moscow and Washington.
Oil tanker known to deliver crude to Israel reportedly set to depart Turkish port
An oil tanker known to often deliver crude oil to Israel is poised to depart the Turkish Mediterranean port of Ceyhan for an "unknown destination", Middle East Eye reported on October 6.
Hungary revisits prospect of importing Turkmen gas but obstacles are many
Hungary is revisiting the prospect of importing natural gas from Turkmenistan but the lack of infrastructure to make that plausible remains a big obstacle.
Serbia’s oil firm NIS maintains operations as US sanctions loom
Serbia’s oil company NIS, majority-owned by Russia’s Gazprom group, said it has prepared contingency plans to cope with possible US sanctions, while assuring staff that salaries and refinery operations remain secure.
EU prepares for winter of heavy US LNG reliance
The EU is preparing for a winter of heavier dependence on US LNG as pipeline flows from Russia and Algeria weaken and storage levels remain under pressure.
Austria's OMV announces steep capex cut through to 2030
It will also reduce the proportion of spending on sustainable projects, in a signal of renewed emphasis on its more traditional energy businesses.
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