Russia | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 46

Georgia Claims Russia Seizes Critical Oil Pipeline

Continuing its game of redrawing borders, Russia has grabbed a 1.5-kilometer-long slice of a critical oil export pipeline in Georgia for the separatist territory of South Ossetia, leaving Tbilisi, once again, calling ...

Russia Provides Greece with Energy Lifeline

The Kremlin will do its part in the Greek economic recovery by working to support the country's energy sector, Russia's energy minister said.

Turkmenistan May Switch Russia for China as Gas Partner

Much of Turkmenistan’s future stability will hinge on the specific partner that will replace Gazprom, who was recently declared by the Central Asian country as an insolvent one, Luca Anceschi, lecturer at the British ...

Russia May Bailout Greece on Energy Needs

According to a report in Russian state-run media outlet Sputnik News, Russia is nearing an agreement to make "direct deliveries" of energy to Greece.

Europe Looks for a Way Around Russia to Obtain Gas

European officials on Friday took a step toward creating a web of natural gas pipelines across the region’s southeast as a way to reduce the threat of Russia choking off supplies.

Russia’s Gazprom Calls Off Deal on Turkish Pipeline with Italy’s Saipem

Russia's plans to drop Ukraine eventually as a route for piping its natural gas to Europe have hit a snag after Russian gas exporter Gazprom called off a deal with Italy's Saipem to build a subsea link to Turkey.

Looking to Make Moves in the Asia, Russia Signs Oil Deal with India

Top Russian oil producer Rosneft has raised the stakes in its battle with Saudi Arabia for market share by securing new Asian markets to hedge against the risk that any new Western sanctions could hit crude sales.

Update-1: Egypt’s Deal with Roseneft

Egypt and Russia's top oil producer Rosneft have signed two initial deals for the supply of petroleum products and liquefied natural gas to Cairo, the two sides said on Tuesday.

Turkmenistan Claims Russia’s Gazprom Has Not Paid for Gas

Turkmenistan, irked by falling natural gas exports to Russia, hit out at Moscow's gas export monopoly Gazprom on Wednesday, saying the energy giant had not paid for gas purchased from the Central Asian country so far ...

Gas Shortage Could Be Next Woe in Greek Crisis

The Greek government’s hunger for cash has stripped the state-run gas company of most of its reserves, raising doubts about how long the country can pay for imports.

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