EU divides over Nord Stream
Policy
A European Union legal team has rejected a European Commission proposal to extend the EU internal energy market rules to
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EU ready to mediate with Gazprom
Industry
The European Union says it is ready to host talks in the gas dispute between Ukraine and Russia, and European
Gazprom waiting for TurkStream permit
Industry
Ankara is reportedly yet to issue a permit for Russia’s Gazprom to start building the land-based part of the TurkStream
Merkel tries to ease pipeline fears
Consumption
The Nord Stream 2 pipeline is “unnecessary, detrimental and divisive” and would increase the chances of a full war between
Ukraine gas imports slump
Consumption
The Slovak-Ukrainian gas Vojany to Uzhgorod (pictured) pipeline is only operating at half capacity although winter demand would normally be
Gazprom to challenge Swedish ruling
Policy
Gazprom’s announcement to challenge the Stockholm Arbitration Court’s preliminary ruling in the gas supply contract dispute with Ukraine’s Naftogaz is
Poland’s gas exports boom
Policy
Between August 2016 and last month, the Polish Oil and Gas company (PGNiG) delivered over 1 billion cubic metres of
Yamal LNG could breach US sanctions
Policy
A vessel that may be carrying liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Russia’s new Yamal gas port could be heading to
Power rivals claim arbitration victory
Industry
Ukraine’s Naftogaz and Russian major Gazprom have both claimed victory as a Stockholm arbitration tribunal handed down the final award
Poland reveals gas hub ambitions
Industry
Poland’s power major Gaz System and its Slovak counterpart Eustream have signed an agreement to build a pipeline as part
US to invest $90m in Ukraine: Kiev
Industry
The US Agency for International Development (USAid) is reportedly planning a five-year US$90-million project to support Ukrainian energy reform and
Turks hail pipeline progress
Industry
An estimated 30 per cent of the offshore construction for the TurkStream natural gas pipeline has been completed, according to