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Germany extends external control over Rosneft assets for another six months
The German Federal Network Agency has announced the continuation of external control over the assets of Russia's Rosneft in Germany for an additional six months. This decision extends the regime that was initiated last year.
PM Dorin Recean says Moldova won’t pay Gazprom's $709mn demand
Independent audit finds only $8.6mn of Gazprom's $709mn claims for historic debts are justified.
Wintershall plays down hit to loss of Russian business
Moldova recognises only 1% of $708mn Gazprom claims
SOFAZ revenues from sale of oil and gas from ACG and Shah Deniz fields in 8M23 amounts to $6bn
Russian trade volumes return to pre-war levels
Russia extends 300,000 bpd output cut till end of year
Russia intends to extend its voluntary cut in oil exports of 300,000 barrels per day until the end of this year in order “to maintain stability and balance” on the market, Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said on September 5.
Russian share of EU oil, oil products markets shrinks tenfold in Q2
Eurostat did not disclose the volume of Russian oil and oil products that the bloc received in the second quarter, but according to UN Comtrade, they amounted to 4.9mn tonnes, or $2.1bn in monetary terms in the three-month period.
Moody's affirms SOCAR's stable outlook
Saudi, Russian oil cuts rolled over until year-end
Saudi Arabia and Russia this week announced that they would extend the voluntary oil production cuts that were implemented in July until the end of the year.
Turkmenistan: Uzbek to the future
Ties with Uzbekistan have never been so strong. The situation is producing tangible results. This and more in this week's Eurasianet Akhal-Teke Bulletin.
Russian oil & gas budget revenues shrink 21% in August
Russian oil and gas revenues shrank nearly 21% month on month in August to RUB642.7bn ($6.6bn), finance ministry data released on September 5, as a result of increased subsidies to oil refineries and a cyclical drop in income-based tax.
29 Russian cities have joined emission quotas trial
Russia is looking to address air quality problems and the overall environmental situation in its cities as part of a federal programme, but these efforts could be stunted by international sanctions.
ASX-listed TMK Energy says performance of pilot wells at Mongolia coal seam gas project in line with expectations
Romania’s Transgaz to operate Moldova’s natural gas transport system
Russian Lukoil’s oil terminal comes under Bulgarian control
Rosneft, Transneft quash beef over 2019 Druzhba dirty oil crisis
Russia’s largest oil company Rosneft and the country’s oil pipeline monopoly Transneft have settled a long-standing dispute over compensation for the 2019 contamination of oil in the Druzhba pipeline system.
Foreign traders pumped 1.1 bcm of gas into Ukraine in August, bringing total to 1.8 bcm
Ukraine welcomed 1.1bn cubic metres of gas into its storage facilities from the EU and Moldova last month, Ukraine Business News reported on September 4.
Azerbaijan boosts economic ties with China: opens Trade House in Beijing and seeks expanded energy cooperation
Russian companies build up $200bn secret slush fund despite the oil sanctions
The unprecedented and extensive sanctions to limit Russia’s oil export income have successfully reduced Russia’s export earnings and budget revenues, but via various scams Russian companies have built up a slush fund of some $200bn abroad.
Russian oil major Rosneft settles Druzhba oil spill with Transneft
In 2019 the transit of Russian oil via the Druzhba pipeline was disrupted due to persistent technical problems in Poland and Germany, and uncertainty over mechanisms of compensation for botched supplied of crude to European refineries.
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