Russia | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 7

Finland to Invest EUR 850M to End Energy Dependence on Russia

The Finnish government announced on Thursday that it would invest up to 850 million euros to ensure sufficient energy supplies and move away from reliance on Russian energy, Reuters reported.

Russian Sokol Crude Attracts Buyers in the Far East Despite Sanctions

Despite Russia's war in Ukraine and the addition of new sanctions, Sokol crude shipments from the Far East have sold out for next month, proving that the pariah nation continues to find buyers.

Shell to Write Off Up to $5B After Exiting Russia

Shell announced that it will write off up to $5 billion after announcing its decision to exit Russia.

ExxonMobil Suspends Russian Far East LNG Project

ExxonMobil has suspended its liquefied natural gas project in Russia's Far East after the company announced plans to leave the country following Western sanctions.

European Gas Moves Forward As EU Considers New Sanctions Against Russia

Throughout Europe, natural gas prices are fluctuating as supply fears intensify alongside calls for further sanctions against Russia.

Lithuania Achieves Energy Independence From Russian Gas Supplies 

Lithuania announced that it will not import the Russian gas any more to meet its domestic needs.

Slovakia Working Hard to Stop Its Energy Imports From Russia

Slovakia's Economy Minister Richard Sulik said that his country is exerting a lot of effort into cutting its energy reliance on Russia, with increased liquefied natural gas (LNG) deliveries as an option, Reuters r ...

South Korea to Stop Importing Russian Naphtha 

South Korean naphtha cracker operators are willing to stop importing Russian petrochemical products after receiving the last deliveries from existing contracts this month due to its invasion of Ukraine.

Sinopec Halts Project in Russia

China's Sinopec suspended discussions for a gas marketing venture and petrochemical investment in Russia.

Macron Denies Russian Demand to Pay for Russian Gas in Roubles

French President Emmanuel Macron stated there are no reasons to give in to President Vladimir Putin’s demands to pay for Russian gas in roubles.

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