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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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In August 2023, Russian seaborne oil exports reached their lowest point since September 2022, according to the September edition of ‘Russian Oil Tracker’ by KSE Institute. This decline came as Russia reduced its reliance on Western markets.
Russia mulls further measures to contain fuel crisis after prices fall for first time since spring
EU LNG imports drop to two-year low in September
EU LNG imports were down 8% month on month in September, reaching their lowest level in almost two years, as storage volumes are still ample and demand remains subdued, the bloc’s data shows.
Yale experts push back against reports of failure of price cap on Russian oil
Two experts associated with Yale University that helped advise the US Treasury Department on the Western price cap on Russian oil have pushed back against the notion that the measure has failed.
CPC oil pipeline set to flow record volume this year
The Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) system is on track to flow a record 63.7mn tonnes (1.28mn barrels per day) of oil this year, its operator said on October 4.
Russia restarts diesel exports
Kazakhstan advances plans to expand oil pipeline network to export 200,000 barrels per day to China
Russian Lukoil to lend Azeri SOCAR $1.5bn to boost Turkish refining
Russia’s second-largest crude producer, Lukoil, will lend Azeri state oil firm SOCAR $1.5bn as part of a broader deal that will allow SOCAR's Turkish STAR refinery with 0.2mn barrels per day of capacity to receive Russian oil again.
Russia’s Gazprom continues Eurobonds replacement
$1.5bn Lukoil loan to Azerbaijan’s Socar reportedly part of deal to restart processing of Russian crude at Turkish refinery
Lukoil, Nornickel join forces for oil production in Western Siberia
Russia’s second largest oil company Lukoil and mining group Norilsk Nickel have set up a joint venture to produce oil and associated petroleum gas (APG) in the Yamalo-Nenets region.
Gazprom in talks to get floating nuclear units to power Sakhalin gas fields
Russia’s state-owned Gazprom is in talks with the country's nuclear power firm Rosatom on potentially providing floating nuclear power plants (NPPs) with capacities of up to 116 MW apiece to supply energy to fields off the coast of Sakhalin Island.
Moldova says it needs no more Russian gas
Russian government sets rules for selling ExxonMobil's Sakhalin-1 stake
Russia’s government has approved rules for valuing and selling ExxonMobil’s stake in the Sakhalin-1 oil project in the Far East, the TASS news agency reported on September 29.
Pakistan's Cnergyico imports first private-sector shipment of Russian crude amid discount opportunities
In a bid to alleviate its ongoing financial challenges, Pakistan's leading refiner, Cnergyico, has announced the successful importing of the country's inaugural private-sector consignment of Russian crude oil, DAWN reported October 2.
EU environmental policy, rather than Nagorno-Karabakh, more likely to derail plans to expand Azeri gas supply
India’s MEIL announces $648mn Mongolia refinery contract
Hyderabad-based Megha Engineering and Infrastructures Ltd announced on September 29 that it has secured a contract worth $648mn in Mongolia. The agreement pertains to the third phase of the Mongol Refinery project, as confirmed by the company.
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