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Russia signs off on Paris accord, sets itself an easy CO2 target
The Russian government has ratified the 2015 Paris Agreement on combating climate change, committing itself to reducing carbon dioxide emissions to 70% of 1990 levels by 2030.
Energy firms dropped from Canadian equity index as industry woes continue
Eight energy companies have been removed from Canada’s main equity index, illustrating the beleaguered industry’s ongoing woes in the current economic environment.
Denmark closes down flagship gas field
India’s Petronet buys into Tellurian’s Driftwood LNG
Tellurian’s agreement with India’s Petronet brings the company a step closer to an FID on its Driftwood LNG project, and may be one of the largest ever LNG supply deals in US history.
IOC looks to up US oil imports
State-run Indian Oil Corp. (IOC) has said it is willing to increase crude imports from the US once export bottlenecks have been resolved.
Surgut launches new East Siberian field
Uzbekistan nears raft of deals with upstream investors
Azeri gas output surges 31% in 8M 2019
Asian LNG buyers seek better contract terms
Asian LNG importers are seeking better contractual terms from their long-term suppliers in response to depressed prices on the spot market.
Unpacking Azerbaijan’s sovereign wealth record
Global energy prices and the scale of Azerbaijan’s energy exports will determine whether the fund can continue growing at such a rapid pace.
NNPC says rehab programme will allow refineries to operate at full capacity
NNPC has announced plans to overhaul and repair all of its oil refineries in less than three years.
Uganda still wants Tullow’s FID on Lake Albert project by December 31
Robert Kasande, the permanent secretary of Uganda’s Ministry of Energy, said last week that Kampala still hoped to see UK-listed Tullow Oil make a final investment decision (FID) on its Lake Albert block.
Nigeria LNG seeking $10bn in financing for Train 7 expansion scheme
Tony Attah, the CEO of Nigeria LNG (NLNG), said last week that the consortium intended to finance a $10bn expansion project through a combination of debt and equity.
Chinese bank backs Russian fertiliser complex
Ukraine reports record high natural gas stocks ahead of possible gas war with Russia this winter
AB pipeline shut following Saudi attacks
Winners of Angolan bidding round will be able to develop gas as well as oil
Angola will permit the winners of its next offshore bidding round to develop natural gas as well as oil, a representative of the national hydrocarbons agency noted last week.
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