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Russia’s Novatek has denied any ties to the shadow fleet that has been collecting LNG cargoes from the Arctic LNG-2 project.
Germany vows to investigate Nord Stream bombings without bias
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has vowed that Berlin will investigate the 2022 sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines, without bias.
Amur GPP project reaches 92.5% completion
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Russia calls for more exploration in the Far East
Russia is set to conduct a comprehensive geological survey of the Far East to identify new mineral deposits and attract investors.
Czech Net4Gas succeeds at Prague branch of dispute over missed payments with Gazprom
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Taliban say Turkmenistan to finance building of TAPI in Afghanistan with repayment to come from pipeline transit fees
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Global energy consultancy GaffneyCline and Turkmenistan's state gas company Turkmengas have announced a comprehensive seven-phase development plan for the giant Galkynysh gas field in the country’s east.
Russian LPG prices slump amid oversupply
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UK sanctions 10 Russian “shadow fleet” tankers
Russia's budget oil breakeven price world’s second lowest as oil revenues recover
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Kazakhstan launches construction of first polyethylene plant
Global heating could exceed 3°C by end of century, say researchers
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Turkmenistan launches large-scale projects with Afghanistan including a new phase of TAPI
Cadogan Petroleum to invest in Ukraine's energy sector, 10 MW of projects approved
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Civilian drone production and polymer plans announced during Russia PM’s visit to Uzbekistan
US adds nine more Russian tankers to sanctions list
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