Rumors claim that the US-based private equity firm’s is ready to bid several billon US dollars to buy a majority position in the Austrian group’s upstream oil and gas business.
Doha and Berlin sign an agreement to provide Europe’s largest economy with 2 million annual tonnes of LNG for 15 years starting from 2026.
With oil supermajor Shell as its new owner, Danish Nature Energy is ready to defend its position as market leader when the global potential for thousands upon thousands of biogas plants is realized, says CEO Ole Hvelplund.
Denmark’s Nature Energy has been sold to Shell Petroleum NV for a price of EUR 1.9bn.
The organization intends to reduce oil output, sending prices up on Tuesday.
The company behind the gas pipeline, closed for maintenance in late August and sabotaged by explosions soon after, says the unplanned closure of the exit facility in Greifswald will end in April next year.
A vessel loaded with LNG has for the first time sailed directly from Australia to Europe, illustrating how Russia’s war has altered world trade patterns.
A group of UK conservative party parliamentarians ask Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt, also a Tory, to water down the special levy to avoid an ”existential threat” to North Sea oil extraction.
The nation’s strict Covid-19 policy, now compounded with protests, fuels market fears about China’s economic growth taking a hit.
Protection for fossil energy investments must end, says an EU parliament majority, urging EU member states to withdraw from the international Energy Charter Treaty.
The pilot phase of Project Greensand will soon be ready to store the first CO2 beneath the North Sea, with vessel Aurora Storm currently berthed in western Denmark being equipped to transport Belgian carbon emissions.
The EU is working on landing a price cap on Russian oil, which the union plans to implement in collaboration with G7 nations, but negotiations are dragging out.
Discussion items are piled high for Thursday’s meeting of EU energy ministers, who will debate EU Commission proposals meant to avoid prices from derailing – but which are deemed nearly impossible to apply.
The investment in the Irpa field brings extension for other projects as well despite price increases. But the Norwegian Minister of Petroleum and Energy has not forgotten Equinor’s decision to postpone its investment in Wisting. ”It’s a good thing that the project hasn’t been shelved. I hope to have Wisting on the table in a few years,” says minister.
Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February, more than 100 tanker ships have switched owner. These are now part of a shadow fleet that will transport Russian oil when the EU’s embargo comes into force.
Tightening supply ahead of impending EU embargo and G7 price cap on Russian crude has oil prices climbing.
According to Deputy Prime Minister of Russia Alexander Novak, the nation will not sell crude to nations that will impose a price cap, instead sending oil to ”market-oriented partners”. G7 is expected to announce a price cap tomorrow.
The Russian state-owned gas company is considering to reduce gas export sent through Ukraine as of next week.
In a new collaboration, Air Liquide pursues production of low-carbon hydrogen for use at TotalEnergies’ biofuel refinery in a project meant to support the oil outfit’s carbon-neutrality plan.
The two nations sign a 27-year deal providing cooled liquid gas to Sinopec in the longest LNG supply deal to date.
Europe’s largest economy, heavily burdened by the ongoing energy crisis and soaring costs, plans a series of interventions worth EUR 54bn to aid commerce and residents struggling to pay bills in the fallout of Russia’s war and weaponization of energy resources.
The Norwegian oil company and its partners plan to establish and commission the Irpa discovery and thus extend the Aasta Hansteen’s lifecycle.
Crude prices climb Tuesday after Saudi Arabia refutes a media claim that OPEC and allies have discussed raising output.
The budget for terminals importing liquefied natural gas to Germany has already grown by more than EUR 3bn.
New waves of Covid-19 last week pretty much neutered market bulls, briefly optimistic after rumors of Beijing easing on the nation’s zero-tolerance approach to the coronavirus.
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