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Russia and the other former Soviet republics are often viewed as remote and obscure, but FSU OGM sheds light on the vital role these countries play in world energy markets. It explains the region's status as a key player in the EU's energy planning, while also focusing on the progress of efforts to expand deliveries to Asia.
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Serbia, Russia sign memorandum to build joint oil infrastructure
Concerns over potential disruptions due to sanctions have spurred Serbia to seek alternative gas supply routes.
Azerbaijan’s oil and petroleum product exports drop in January-October 2024
In the first ten months of 2024, Azerbaijan exported 495,484.05 tonnes of petroleum products worth $309.02mn.
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After years of reliance on fossil fuel exports, Azerbaijan is steadily switching to renewable energy sources.
Moldovan minister to visit Moscow to discuss gas issues
Moldova’s Energy Minister Victir Parlicov received an invitation to meet with Gazprom CEO Alexey Miller in St. Petersburg, Parlikov told journalists on November 20 after a government meeting.
Ukrnafta acquires majority stake in Shell's Ukrainian gas stations
Ukrnafta, a state-owned oil and gas extraction company and subsidiary of Naftogaz, has acquired a 51% stake in Shell's gas station network in Ukraine.
Kazakhstan needs to attend to Caspian Sea naval power as it diversifies oil export routes, argues expert
Swiss trading house Trafigura reportedly on hunt for $500mn in Mongolia following mass fuel fraud scheme
Gas volumes delivered to China via Central Asia pipeline cross 500bn cubic metre milestone
Russian gas transit via Ukraine stable despite cut-off in supply to OMV
Russian natural gas transit to Europe through Ukraine as of November 19, despite Gazprom cutting off supply to Austria’s OMV over the weekend.
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.
Russia and China explore new natural gas supply route via Kazakhstan
Russia mulls building gas pipe to China through east Kazakhstan
The project is a revision to the Altai pipeline that Moscow axed years ago because of a cold response from Beijing.
Russia sets out position on climate change at COP29
While climate change ranks low in terms of priorities domestically, Russia sees opportunities in playing a major role in the global energy transition.
Investments and production in Azerbaijan's energy and utilities sectors in January-October 2024
Azerbaijan's oil product output rises 2.6% in January-October 2024
In January-October 2024, the total value of oil product production in Azerbaijan amounted to AZN4.31bn ($2.5bn), representing a 2.6% increase compared to the same period in 2023.
Russia could tax Transneft pipeline operator 40%
Russia could tax Transneft pipeline operator 40%
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.
Gazprom outbids Surgutneftegaz in fierce auction for Far Eastern subsoil rights
A subsidiary of Russian natural gas giant Gazprom has emerged victorious in a high-profile auction for exploration rights to the West-Lensky oil and gas block in the Far Eastern region of Yakutia.
Kazakhstan still struggles to compensate for missed OPEC+ quotas
Kazakhstan continued exceeding its OPEC+ quota in October, despite one of its largest oilfields shutting down during the month.
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