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BP reports stable production and major investments in Azerbaijan
BP's third-quarter report on its operations in Azerbaijan highlights substantial investments and steady production from major oil and gas assets, including the Azeri-Chirag-Gunashli (ACG) block and the Shah Deniz gas-condensate field.
COP29: Baku’s balancing act between green energy and oil rents
As Azerbaijan prepares to host the 2024 UN Climate Change Conference (COP29) in Baku from November 11 to 22, the choice of venue has attracted significant criticism, says Jody LaPorte, the Gonticas fellow at Oxford University.
Energy industry must drive sustainable socio-economic growth: ADIPEC
The global energy industry must drive the next phase of sustainable socio-economic growth, UAE Industry Minister and CEO of the country’s national oil company ADNOC, Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, said at the ADIPEC conference in Abu Dhabi on November 4.
BP’s complex legacy in Azerbaijan scrutinised
TMK announces second successful drilling of pilot well at Gurvantes coal seam gas project in Mongolia
OPEC output rises despite Iraqi cuts as unwinding is pushed back
has pushed back its planned easing of output cuts to the end of the year, just as production has risen despite Iraq’s compensatory efforts
US maintains sanctions pressure on Russian LNG
The US Treasury Department maintained pressure on the Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) sector with a number of designations in the October 30 sanction update.
Kazakhstan’s daily oil output down by 20% m/m in October
Ukraine targets Eastern European gas hub role with boosted production
Ukraine is positioning itself as a potential gas hub for Eastern Europe following production of more than 11 bcm in the first nine months of 2024, marking a year-on-year increase of 0.7 bcm.
St Petersburg oil terminal owner claims "corporate raid"
Petersburg Oil Terminal, the operator of Russia’s biggest oil product transhipment terminals, claimed it was the victim of a “corporate raid” by a Cyprus-based company called Tudjunga Enterprises.
Gazprom returns to profit in Q3
Russia’s Gazprom returned to the black in the three months ending September 30, according to Russian accounting standards, earning a net profit of RUB171.5bn.
Global oil supply to see major glut next year: World Bank
Global commodity prices are on track to slump to a five-year low next year, with an oil glut emerging so large that it will largely negate the impact of the Israel-Palestine war escalating into a regional Middle Eastern conflict.
Russia's Khanty-Mansiysk to offer up 17 subsoil blocks at auction
The government of Russia’s oil-producing heartland of Khanty-Mansiysk has approved a draft order to auction off rights to 17 oil and gas blocks next year.
Russia ditches plan for early end to gasoline ban
The Russian government has dropped plans to lift its ban on gasoline exports early, amid scheduled and unscheduled repairs that are set to drag on into November.
Russia's Norilskgazprom completes two new wells at key field on Taymyr
Russian mining group Norilsk Nickel reported on October 28 that its natural gas subsidiary Norilskgazprom had completed two new wells at the Pelyatkinskoye gas condensate field, to maintain production.
KMG, Tatneft to drill deep well in west Kazakhstan next month
Kazakhstan’s state oil company KazMunayGas and Russian oil firm Tatneft plan to drill a first 5,500-metre exploration well next month at the Karaton Podsolevaya block in the west of the Central Asian country.
Russia's Zvezda shipyard delays deliver of Arc7 carriers for Arctic LNG-2
The Zvezda shipyard in the Russian Far East is not expected to deliver the lead Arc7 LNG carrier for Novatek’s Arctic LNG-2 terminal by the end of this year as initially planned, Moscow-based newspaper Kommersant reported on October 30.
Three drone strikes reported in Bashkortostan on October 31
There were three drone attacks against energy facilities in Russia’s Bashkortostan republic on October 31, though damage was minimal.
Kazakhstan lowers oil output forecast for 2024 by 2.5%
Kazakhstan’s oil production is projected to exceed 88mn tonnes this year.
TotalEnergies' unreceived dividends from Russia to reach $1.5-2.0bn by year-end, says CEO
French oil major TotalEnergies’ dividends from its joint projects with Novatek that cannot be transferred out of Russia could reach between $1.5-2.0bn by the end of this year.
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