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Ukraine escalates drone strikes against Russian oil infrastructure, exports down 10%
Ukraine has stepped up its drone strikes on Russia’s energy infrastructure with one of the most intense weekends of bombing that targeted refineries, pipelines and storage facilities in a campaign that has reduced oil exports by about 10%.
Turkey seeks higher Kazakh oil flows to Mediterranean via BTC
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said Turkey wants greater volumes of Kazakh oil to reach global markets through the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan (BTC) pipeline.
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Uzbekistan Airports signs sustainable aviation fuel supply deal with Allied Biofuels
Uzbekistan Airports, a state-owned operator, has signed a memorandum of understanding with Allied Biofuels FE LLC (ABF) to develop future supplies of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and e-SAF in Uzbekistan.
Heavy mudflows trigger oil spillage in southeastern Uzbekistan
A mudflow-triggered oil spill in Uzbekistan’s southeastern region of Surkhandarya has renewed environmental concerns.
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Russia and India could strike rare minerals deal
BP joins SOCAR-led PSA, agreement is British giant's first upstream Uzbekistan deal
British oil and gas giant BP has entered Uzbekistan’s upstream energy sector for the first time, joining a production sharing agreement (PSA) for six exploration blocks in the country’s remote northwestern Ustyurt region.
BP, Azerbaijan pilot "green electron" transfers from recaptured Karabakh in 30-year partnership expansion
Japan takes first Azeri oil cargo since start of US-Iran war
Japan is diversifying crude oil imports and deepening energy cooperation with Saudi Arabia as disruption in the Strait of Hormuz forces the country to reduce its overwhelming reliance on Middle Eastern supplies.
Kazakhstan sees limited economic risks from UAE exit from OPEC
Kazakhstan reportedly does not expect major economic turbulence following the UAE’ withdrawal from OPEC and the broader OPEC+ agreement.
Russian oil, gas revenues rise in April but fall short of forecasts
Russia’s oil and gas revenues rose in April from the previous month but fell well short of market expectations, as higher compensation payments to refiners and a stronger ruble offset gains from rising crude prices.
Putin pledges to cover Slovakia's energy needs
Russian President Vladimir Putin pledged to continue supplying Slovakia with energy resources during talks with Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico.
Japan takes second Russian oil cargo
Japanese refiner Idemitsu Kosan has purchased a cargo of Russian crude oil, becoming the second Japanese company to resume such imports since disruption in the Middle East upended global energy markets.
Azerbaijan spuds deepwater well at Umid gas field
Azerbaijan has completed the first phase of drilling at a deep appraisal well at the Umid gas field in the Caspian Sea, as Baku steps up efforts to expand gas exports to Europe.
EU imports record volumes from Yamal LNG in April
The figure represented 98% of all LNG exported from the Arctic project over the period.
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