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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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Putin suggests new Russia-Germany energy deals in call with Scholz
Russian President Vladimir Putin raised the prospect of entering new energy deals with Germany in his first call with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz in two years.
Petrol Ofisi completes acquisition of BP’s petrol stations in Turkey
Poland cuts Russian LPG imports ahead of EU ban
Poland has slashed imports of Russian LPG ahead of an EU embargo coming into force at the end of the year.
Germany refuses shipment of Russian LNG at Brunsbuettel terminal
Germany has rejected a shipment of Russian LNG slated to be received at the country’s northern Brunsbuettel import terminal.
EurOil: Denmark's top gas field now fully operational
Russia cuts off gas supply to Austria's OMV
Russian gas giant's cut off of supplies to Austria's biggest oil and gas company triggers a spike in European gas prices.
MP says Turkey earns $1.27 per barrel of oil piped through link allegedly providing Azerbaijani crude to Israel
Rompetrol's turnover recovers in Q3, after two-month turnaround
Rompetrol Rafinare, part of the KMG International Group (Rompetrol) controlled by the Kazakh state, announced that its consolidated gross turnover rose by 11% y/y to $1.27bn In the third quarter of the year, rebounding after 22% y/y drop in H1.
Slovenia’s gas supply secure despite potential price spikes
NIS gets shareholder approval for €50mn bond issuance
NIS, Serbia’s leading oil and gas company, secured shareholder approval for its inaugural corporate bond issuance, valued at RSD5.855bn (€50mn), on November 15.
Kazakhstan sells KEBCO in Platts trading window for first time
Romgaz floats its 5-year, 4.75% €500mn FX bond at Bucharest Exchange
Romgaz, the largest producer and main supplier of natural gas in Romania will list its first bond issue , worth €500mn and aimed to finance the Neptun Deep offshore gas project, on the Bucharest Stock Exchange on November 19.
Slovak gas distributor SPP concludes pilot deal with Azerbaijan's SOCAR
SPP is looking at options to replace Russian gas brought by pipeline across Ukraine.
Gas consumption in Slovakia increases y/y since August
Dutch appeals court overturns ruling on Shell emissions
Shell has welcomed a Dutch appeals court’s overturning of a 2021 ruling in the Netherlands that would have required the oil major to accelerate cuts in its greenhouse gas emissions.
Planning permission for UK onshore oil project rescinded
Planning permission for the onshore Wressle oil project in the UK has been formally rescinded following a legal challenge over its emissions.
Oman's Petrogas hails first offshore gas find in UK
Oman's Petrogas reported its first offshore gas discovery in the UK North Sea, following recent drilling work.
Norway strikes deal to regain state control of gas pipeline network
Norway has reached an agreement with seven private owners to bring much of the nation's extensive gas pipeline network under state control.
Denmark's top gas field now fully operational
Denmark’s largest gas field Tyra is finally fully operational again following multiple delays.
Lukoil denies report of possible sale of Bulgarian refinery to Qatari-British venture
Contrary to widespread reporting in the international media regarding the sale of the Lukoil refinery in Bulgaria, the Swiss-based owner of the refinery’s majority share, Litasco, has issued a statement saying the reports are not correct.
Romania’s Romgaz puts new well in use at its largest onshore gas field
Romania’s natural gas company Romgaz (BVB: SNG) has put in use a new well (Damianca 55) at Caragele – the largest onshore natural gas field in the country that it operates, Minister of Energy Sebastian Burduja announced on November 11.
Bosnia's Hifa Petrol to file takeover bid for Pobjeda Tesanj
Bosnia & Herzegovina’s oil products distributor Hifa Petrol said on November 11 it plans to launch a takeover bid for local hydraulic equipment supplier Pobjeda Tesanj, targeting 50.5% stake in the company.
OMV Petrom awards contract for development of 89MWp solar plant
Integrated energy producer OMV Petrom announced it signed an EPCC contract for the development of the 89MWp Ișalnița solar project, to be commissioned in mid-2026, with an association of Romanian companies.
Optimisation key to drive down green hydrogen costs: Rockwell interview
Data-driven automation can help optimise green hydrogen production, helping the nascent industry scale up to the level required to play its role in a net-zero future.
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