Russia | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 51
Egyptian-Russian Forum to Expand on Business and Energy Cooperation
The forum, taking place 25-26 May, will be attended by the ministers of industry and trade from both countries
After Deepwater Horizon Disaster, BP’s Strategy Shits to the East
As 2011 dawned, BP was desperate to turn the page. For nine months, the crisis-stricken oil major had been weathering the US fallout from the Deepwater Horizon disaster, which killed 11 workers and caused the largest ...
Ukraine’s Naftogaz Pre-Pays Russia’s Gazprom with $32m for Gas
Ukraine's state-run gas company Naftogaz has transferred $32 million (20 million pounds) to Russia's gas monopoly Gazprom as a further pre-payment for gas deliveries, a spokeswoman for the company said on Monday.
Turkey to Re-Link Italy and Russia Gas Plans
OAO Gazprom revived a deal with Saipem SpA to build a gas link through the Black Sea, which was suspended after Russian President Vladimir Putin scrapped the South Stream pipeline to Europe last year.
Russian Company Acquires Remaing Solimoins Oil, Gas Fields in Brazil’s Amazon River Basin
Russia’s Rosneft oil and gas company has acquired the remaining shares of Brazil’s Solimoins oil and gas fields in the Amazon River basin, Rosneft announced Monday in a statement.
EU Hopes to Reduce Energy Dependence on Russia with US Help
The European Union is increasing pressure on Washington to include an energy chapter in a planned trans-Atlantic trade deal that would allow U.S. exports of natural gas and oil and reduce the bloc’s dependency on Russia.
Russia Seeks EU Support for Gas Pipeline Crossing Turkey
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has urged the European Union to support the idea of a Moscow-backed pipeline that would bring natural gas across the Black Sea to Turkey and the rest of Europe. Serbia Seeks to Join Turkish Stream Pipeline Project
Serbia is ready to sign onto the Turkish Stream pipeline project, the country's Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic said Friday, according to local news reports.
