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Putin thanks Sweden for backing Nord StreamRussian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin thanked his Swedish counterpart Fredrik Reinfeldt for the approval of the Nord Stream project. “The new gas pipeline is bound to provide sustainable deliveries to European consumers in the upcoming GDF Suez to join Nord Stream gas pipeline project, takes stake  On 1 March, France’s partially state-owned natural gas and electric utility GDF Suez and Russian natural gas monopoly Gazprom signed a memorandum for the French company to buy a 9% stake in the Russia-backed North Who will come to the rescue of troubled Nabucco? ASTANA – Azerbaijan supports the Nabucco gas pipeline project, but European countries must act, not talk, Ambassador of Azerbaijan to Kazakhstan Laytif Gandilov told New Europe on 23 February in Astana. “Azerbaijan supports and will ENI sees difficulties after profit fall Italian energy major ENI warned of 2010 challenges after a difficult 2009 in which company profits plunged by 47.7% but said production would be the same or higher than last year. 2009 has been a Sofia does not want mediators in its business Questions always exceed answers when a businessman of the rank of the boss of the Russian giant Gazprom unexpectedly visits a foreign country where he is immediately met by the President and the Prime Minister. Gazprom to advance gas projects in eastern Russia Russian gas monopoly Gazprom said it met with Japanese executives to discuss bilateral ties to advance gas projects in eastern Russia. Alexander Ananenkov, the deputy chief executive at Gazprom, welcomed pipeline manufacturer Itochu Corp. Managing Gazprom invites Transgaz to join South Stream Russia gas monopoly Gazprom has asked Romanian state-owned gas pipeline operator Transgaz to join the South Stream gas pipeline project, Economy Minister Adriean Videanu said on 18 February, Reuters reported. Asked after media speculation whether Show me the rubles: Putin, Papandreou push pipelines When Greece and Russia were making plans for Burgas-Alexandroupolis they forgot to tell the Bulgarians. The Bulgarian government has repeatedly said it would not take position on the oil pipeline project at all until a Russia delays oil extraction from Shtokman by three years  Russia is to begin oil production from the extensive but difficult-to-access Shtokman gas fields in the Barents Sea three years later than planned, the companies involved in the project in Zurich said recently. French energy Centragas to proceed to arbitration against Ukraine The Ukrainian government has so far failed to respond to Centragas’s formal request under the Energy Charter Treaty (ECT) to enter into negotiations over the illegal expropriation of 11 bullion cubic meters of gas belonging Gazprom is ready to invest in Ukraine network  Russia’s gas monopoly Gazprom is ready to consider possible investments in Ukraine’s gas transportation network, Itar-tass quoted Gazprom Deputy CEO Alexander Medvedev told a news conference on 9 February. He noted, however, that any possible Rosneft is, and will remain, the main Russian oil producer Russia’s biggest oil producer Rosneft reported an impressive rise in hydrocarbon reserves for 2009. The state-controlled company has been a chief driver behind Russia’s recent increase in oil output, which last month remained above 10 Ukraine makes full payment for January’s gas The information department of Russian gas monopoly Gazprom confirmed that Ukrainian oil and gas company Naftogaz has fully paid for supplies of natural gas in January. Earlier, Naftogaz said Ukraine had acquired 2.55 billion cubic EU to allow Latvia to subsidize new plant Latvia is free to subsidize the construction of a new power plant aimed at reducing the country’s dependence on gas imported from Russia, the European Commission said in recent statement. The EU executive decided to Deal signed with Russia over planned gas pipeline The state-owned Hungarian Development Bank set up a joint venture with the Russian energy giant Gazprom in Budapest on 29 January, laying the groundwork for the construction of the local stretch of the planned South Russia, Venezuela conclude oil field deal Russia and Venezuela signed an agreement for a joint venture to develop the South American country’s Junin-6 oil field on 1 February. Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said Russian oil major LUKoil and Russian gas Hungary, Russia agree on South Stream joint venture  Russia and Hungary signed on 29 Janaury an agreement setting up a joint venture to build the Hungarian section of the Russian-backed South Stream gas pipeline. The incorporation documents of the South Stream Hungary Zrt PGNiG, Gazprom ink deal to up gas supplies to Poland Poland’s gas monopoly PGNiG has signed a deal with Russian gas monopoly Gazprom to increase gas deliveries to Poland and extend a contract for transit of gas, PGNiG said in a statement on 28 January. Gazprom, E.ON Ruhrgas to wrap up talks soon Russian gas monopoly Gazprom and Germany’s E.ON Ruhrgas are reportedly near a compromise over the terms of payment for less-than contracted Russian natural gas supplies in 2009 caused by weak demand. E.ON plans to conclude Gazprom Neft starts exports through ESPO Russian state-controlled oil major OAO Gazprom Neft has started crude shipments through the East Siberia-Pacific Ocean (ESPO) pipeline and will load a cargo at the Kozmino Port on Russia’s Pacific coast by the end of |
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