Russia | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 52
In a Move Away from Russia, EU to Start Importing Gas from Turkmenistan
The European Union, keen to lessen its dependence on Russia for energy supplies, expects to start receiving natural gas from Turkmenistan by 2019, European Commission Vice President Maros Sefcovic said in an interview.
Iran Courting Bulgaria, EU as Alternative to Russian Gas
Iran's media reported on Sunday that the country is once again being seen as a potential supplier of natural gas to Europe through a major intercontinental pipeline scheme named as the Nabucco project.
Fuel Oil Supplies Soar in Southeast Asia as Russian Fuel is Diverted from Europe
Fuel oil stocks stored in the oil hub of Singapore are the highest in nearly two years as soaring Russian supplies are diverted from Europe, threatening to pressure Asian prices of the product that have rallied 10 pe ...
Russia to ask UN for Sovereignty Over Arctic Platform
The Russian Ministry of Mineral Resources announced that it is presenting a claim for expanding the continental platform in the Arctic Ocean, in over a million square meters.
EU Anti-Trust Regulator Takes on Gazprom
Europe’s competition commissioner Margrethe Vestager is taking on some tough battles. Last week she accused US technology giant Google of abusing its dominant position in the internet search market. This week she has ...
Argentina’s YPF to Ask for Russian Help in Exploiting Country’s Shale
YPF and Russia's powerful Gazprom International are expected to conclude a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) during Galuccio’s visit to Moscow.
Payrolls, Hiring Expand in Middle East Despite Global Oil Slump
Recruitment of new employees for oil and gas companies outside the Gulf region has slowed down, but businesses in the UAE and the rest of the Middle East continue to push forward with hiring, a new report reveals.
European Union Anti-Trust Regulators Expected to File Charges Against Gazprom
European antitrust regulators are expected on Wednesday to charge the Russian energy giant Gazprom with abusing its dominance in natural gas markets, a move that could escalate Western tensions with Moscow.
