European Gas Moves Forward As EU Considers New Sanctions Against Russia
Throughout Europe, natural gas prices are fluctuating as supply fears intensify alongside calls for further sanctions against Russia.
Throughout Europe, natural gas prices are fluctuating as supply fears intensify alongside calls for further sanctions against Russia.
The Russian natural gas supplies through its three key pipelines to Europe is stable.
The Russian company Gazprom disclosed that it continues to supply natural gas to Europe via Ukraine,
The American government announced that it had approved to provide additional exports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from two major facilities on the U.S. Gulf Coast to Europe, Reuters reported.
Equinor and its partners, together announced that they will intensify their production to meet the gas demand in Europe during summer months.
The U. S. and European allies has entered into ongoing discussions to ban imports of Russian oil.
The Saudi Arabian Oil Company "Aramco" announced that it is expanding its presence in Europe by acquiring stakes in Poland’s refining, wholesale and jet fuel segments.
Equinor has resumed the full procution capacity of its Sverdrup field which is the largest field in Western Europe, after its haul for 12 hours due to power supply outage.
Russia's Gazprom reduced pumping natural gas to underground European storage facilities as of late July 2021.
Shell company announced that Europe’s largest PEM hydrogen electrolyser has started production at its Energy and Chemicals Park Rheinland producing green hydrogen.