Aramco Acquires New Investments in Poland
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.
Europe | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 4
Equinor’s Sverdrup Field Resumes Production at Full Capacity
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.
Gazprom Decreases Gas Pumping to European Storage Facilities
Russia's Gazprom reduced pumping natural gas to underground European storage facilities as of late July 2021.
Shell Starts Operation of PEM Green Hydrogen Electrolyser
Shell company announced that Europe’s largest PEM hydrogen electrolyser has started production at its Energy and Chemicals Park Rheinland producing green hydrogen.
Since Resumption in Feb, Damietta LNG Plant Ships First Cargo to Europe
Egypt’s Damietta liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant delivered first cargo to Belgium import terminal at Zeebrugge on March 21, 2021. It is the first cargo to be sent to Europe from Damietta since it resumed operati ...
Eni Closes Agreement to Restart Damietta Liquefied Natural Gas Plant
Eni has recently closed the agreement signed last December with the Egyptian state represented in the Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC) and the Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company (EGAS), and the Sp ...
Equinor Joins the NortH2 Green Hydrogen Project
Equinor joins the NortH2 project which targets to produce green hydrogen using renewable electricity from the offshore wind off the coast of the Netherlands.
NOVATEk Launches First Carbon-Neutral LNG Fuel Station in Germany
Russian NOVATEK Green Energy announced that it has launched its first carbon- neutral LNG fuel station in Rostock at Germany.
BP to Ship Natural Gas from Azerbaijan to Europe
British Petroleum (BP) has confirmed plans to start up natural gas exports from Azerbaijan to Europe by the end of 2020.
Norway Gas Exports to Europe Rise Despite Oil Strikes
Norwegian gas supplies rose to Europe in the midst of a workers’ strike that has seen oil production decrease by 8%.
