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TAP Among Gazprom's Export Options to Italy
A week after negotiations between Italian Eni and Russian Gazprom on updating a natural gas supply contract and the possible participation of Gazprom in planned routes to supply…
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Weekly Overview: Russian Export Routes, the North Sea and North America
The week ended with the surprising announcement on Friday that the six prospective co-venturers in Nord Stream 2 would not become equity holders in Nord Stream 2 AG. Their…
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Turkey Starts Repairing Relations with Moscow
A letter from Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, to his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin, may help to restore relations between the two countries. They have been frosty…
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Gazprom Holds Talks with Hungary
As part of this week's St Petersburg International Economic Forum, Gazprom CEO Alexei Miller met Hungarian foreign affairs and trade minister Peter Szijjarto on June 17. Gazprom…
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For Russia, Natural Gas Is Losing Its Potency as a Political Weapon - Stratfor
There was a time when Russia could manipulate other countries with its natural gas supplies. It still can, but the threat is less effective than it once was. Ukraine's…
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Choice of Export Route is for Russia to Make: Gazprom Adviser
Russia is a sovereign state and, as such, it has the right to choose the export routes to its customers that pose the least risk to its gas contracts, Gazprom Export adviser…
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Eni Shuns Pipeline Spending, Tackles Gas Suppliers
Italy's leading upstream player Eni, which is also Western Europe's largest gas import company and sold more than 90bn m3/y, has no intention of investing in gas pipelines…
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Russia’s Energy Strategy to 2030: Interview
Professor Tatiana Romanova is an associate Professor, European Studies, St Petersburg State University; Jean Monnet Chair; Director Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence. Her resea…
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Russian Exports Will Still Transit Ukraine in 2020 - OIES
Russian gas will continue to be transported across Ukraine post-2019, albeit at reduced volumes, concludes a recent report from the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies (OIES). …
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Gazprom's Black Sea Project 'White Elephant': EC, US Officials
Russian gas monopoly Gazprom’s latest idea to revive the South Stream pipeline project, which was scrapped in 2014, will probably fail for the reason it failed last time,…
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Gazprom, Edison, Depa Renew South Stream Vows
After ditching two Black sea pipeline projects for delivering gas to southern Europe – South Stream and Turk Stream – Russia’s monopoly Gazprom has come up with…
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Russia's Prospects for a New Pipeline to Europe Look Bleak
Editor's Note: Stratfor closely monitors the ebbs and flows of world energy. Aside from production, the transportation of crude oil, natural gas and petroleum products is of…
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Bulgaria Pushes for Gas Hub, EU Funding
The Bulgarian government is working harder to establish a national gas hub. It is trying to amalgamate the various competing projects and also to secure the financial and…
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Russia Ready to Increase Gas Supply to Turkey, Resume Turkish Stream
There are signs that the Turkish Stream pipeline project is coming back to life as tensions between Russia and Turkey appear to decrease. The pipeline project was…
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Most-Read Article for January 2015
SOUTH STREAM IS DEAD. LONG LIVE SOUTH STREAM *first published 13 January 2015* South Stream is not dead – rather it has morphed into a new project which is part of a…
