Can Iran find a way out of natural gas crisis ahead?
Iran, which has the world's second-largest natural gas reserves, faces difficulties maintaining and distributing the resource
Has the Trans-Caspian Pipeline’s time finally arrived?
TCP is intended to transport Central Asia’s vast natural gas resources to European energy markets via the Southern Gas Corridor
Kazakhstan launches construction of gas plant at giant Kashagan Field
Kazakhstan’s Prime Minister Askar Mamin has launched the construction of a gas processing plant at the Central Asian nation’s biggest oilfield, Kashagan, which will further strengthen the petroleum industry. …
US-China rivalry: Is a new cold war really emerging?
International competition is escalating to dangerous levels, as China spurns calls for compliance with the liberal international order
Azerbaijan's opportunities and challenges in flaring and methane emissions
Methane emissions reduction is key for Azerbaijan to maintain market access to European buyers
How to accelerate recovery in emerging Europe and Central Asia
The public and private sectors need to come together to ensure that the countries of the region continue to diversify their economies
Azerbaijan-Turkmenistan energy deal unlocks new regional politics
The new tentative deal will allow both countries to explore lucrative deposits of energy beneath the Caspian Sea
Underinvestment in oil and gas may cause major problems
Stability and sustainability are set to be the two major themes in the oil and gas industry this year
German government, businesses come forward in support of Nord Stream 2
The German government said it will not abandon the Nord Stream 2 project, despite US sanctions and calls by the European Parliament to impose EU measures against the Russian-backed gas pipeline project over the Navalny …
Gazprom extends contract for gas supplies to Armenia
Russian natural gas holding Gazprom has extended the contract for the supply of gas to Armenia in the first quarter of 2021, according to Gazprom Export. The contract was extended on December 30 by Gazprom Export LLC and Gazprom …
Turkey challenges EU’s “strategic blindness”
The EU “should not allow itself to be used as a ram by the Greek-Cypriot side and Greece"
TAP shifts Southern Gas Corridor to full gear
TAP is considered one of the most significant and strategic pipelines for enhancing the energy security of Europe
Will Nagorno-Karabakh conflict roil oil, gas supplies?
The crude oil price has a small knee-jerk reaction to the news of the conflict but that move will be very short-lived
Can Russia help to ease tensions between Turkey and Greece?
Cyprus: Putin ‘to help ease’ gas search tensions
Ankara asserts its rights in the Eastern Mediterranean
Turkey and Libya signed the highly contested EEZ agreement
Will gas prices turn negative?
Some traders are expecting European gas contracts for near-term delivery to go to zero or even turn negative - which could force sellers to give gas away - following a similar move in the West Texas Intermediate (WTI) oil price last month. …
Gazprom starts designing new gas pipeline to China
The company had begun design and surveying work for the pipeline, which will pump up to 50bn cubic metres per year of Russian gas to consumers in China
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