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TAP Advances Across Greece, Albania
Almost 40% of the steel pipes for the Greek and Albanian sections of the TransAdriatic Pipeline are now in the ground and buried, the press-service of TAP consortium said July 25.…
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[Premium] EU Raises Alarm Over US Sanctions Impact
The European Commission (EC) has expressed concern about how draft US sanctions against Russia might "impact on EU energy independence." At their weekly top-level meeting, July…
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[Premium] Lithuania Eyes Chunk of Latvian Market
Lithuania's natural gas supply and trade company Lietuvos Duju Tiekimas (LDT), the gas trading arm of state-controlled energy holding Lietuvos Energija, has signed a supply…
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Luxembourg Court's Opal Decision A Setback for Poland: Update
(Updating with comment from PGNiG's law firm in final two paras) The president of the General Court of the European Union in Luxembourg has allowed Gazprom to use up to 90% of…
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[Premium] Ukraine to Sign Gas Master Agreements
State monopoly Naftogaz Ukrainy intends to sign five-year general agreements with Swedish Vattenfall and the worldwide commodity trader Trafigura. The aim is to buy gas under the…
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Gazprom's Exports Up 12% Jan-June
Russian giant Gazprom’s exports to non-CIS countries grew by 11.3bn m³ (or by 12.3%) in 1H17 year-on-year, it said. Buyers received 102.9bn m³ of gas. Supplies to…
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[Premium] Thierry Bros - From Russia, with Loads of Cheap Gas: Analysis
In early July, Gazprom invited analysts for a field trip to visit the Zapolyarnoye gas and Novoportovskoye oil producing fields. Three observations can be made: •&nbs…
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EU Environment Ministers Keep Faith with Paris Accord
EU environment ministers at their July 14 informal meeting in Estonia's capital Tallinn "reaffirmed Europe’s commitment to the Paris agreement and discussed the…
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Japan, EU to Work on Removal of LNG Resale Restrictions
Two of the biggest global LNG consumers, Japan and the European Union, have agreed to work together to make the LNG market more liquid, flexible and transparent. The two parties…
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UK Upper House to Examine Post-Brexit Energy Security
The EU Energy and Environment Sub-Committee in the House of Lords, the upper (or revising) chamber of the UK Parliament, has launched a new short inquiry into the implications of…
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Japan, EU to Sign LNG Trade Accord July 11
Japan and the European Union are to sign a memo of understanding on LNG July 11. The European Commission said July 10 that it will be signed at its Berlaymont building in…
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Hungary Wants Tie-in to Gazprom's Turkstream
Hungary has signed accords with Gazprom to link into the 31.5bn m3/yr Turkstream gas pipe project which the Russian giant recently began building. “The new natural gas…
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EU Security of Gas Supply in the Low Carbon Era
Speakers at the annual Gas Infrastructure Europe (GIE) conference in Prague, Czech Republic in June examined the European Union's problem of ensuring import and transit pipelines…
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Russian Gas Exports Dip in June
With summer here, Russian gas into EU fell by 4.7% in June compared with May, with the sharpest drop recorded for flows via Belarus (-11.7%) (Figures 1&2). The UK-Belgium…
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Ukraine Gas Transits Up by Fifth in 1H
The volume of natural gas transited through Ukraine in the first half of 2017 reached 45.7bn m³. an increase year on year of 21%. The figure was announced July 2 by…
