gas | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 50

Algeria’s Q1 Oil and Gas Output Decreases 6 Percent

Algeria's oil and natural gas output fell by 6 percent in the first quarter of 2015 from a year earlier despite an increase in investment, state radio reported on Wednesday citing the energy ministry.

After Fracking Denial, Cameron Hopes Unconventional Gas an Option for UK

On Monday, the council of Lancashire, located in northwestern England, rejected the British fracking company Cuadrilla's plans to develop a new fracking site in Little Plumpton.

Russia Vows European Supply Not Affected by Failed Ukraine Agreement

Russia and Ukraine failed to reach an agreement on the flow of natural gas between the two countries, effectively cutting off Russian supply to Ukraine starting Wednesday. However, Russia said that the supply to Euro ...

Ukraine Stops Receiving Russian Gas as Talks Fall Apart

Russian gas purchases have been suspended by Ukraine after a breakdown in talks aimed at keeping supplies running for three to six months.

China Begins Construction of Power of Siberia Pipeline to Russia

China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC) started construction of the Chinese section of the Russia-China east route gas pipeline designed to pump Russian gas into the country’s northeast territory and beyond.

New York State Bans Fracking Due to Environmental, Health Concerns

New York State has officially banned the use of hydraulic fracturing to extract natural gas, citing its potential impact on health and the environment.

Russia Proposes Keeping Ukraine Gas Prices Unchanged

Russia proposes keeping the gas price for Ukraine unchanged in the third quarter, Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said on Monday, a day before Russia's energy minister goes to Vienna for gas talks.

Nigeria’s Oil Company Kept Most of Oil Revenue

Nigeria's state oil company earned 8.1 trillion naira ($41 billion) from 2012 until the end of May, but only paid 4.3 trillion to the federal government, the country's National Economic Council (NEC) said on Monday.

Bulgaria Says Gas Interconnector with Greece Could Break Russian Monopoly

Bulgarian Foreign Minister Daniel Mitov pointed to the planned gas interconnector between Bulgaria and Greece as having the potential to break Russian monopoly.

Cuadrilla Verdict in UK Sets Prospects for Shale Gas Back

Prospects for the shale gas industry in the UK have suffered a setback after county councillors voted against plans for exploratory fracking.

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