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TotalEnergies reportedly slowing Iraqi gas project amid regional volatility
TotalEnergies is decelerating the deployment of capital into its $10bn energy infrastructure programme in southern Iraq
Norway’s Equinor receives first US LNG cargo from Cheniere
Equinor has received its firs LNG cargo from the US Gulf Coast with a delivery made from Cheniere Energy’s Sabine Pass facility.
Uzbekistan downgrading its nuclear cooperation with Russia
Rosatom appears on outs with Tashkent.
Fuel prices in Turkey break fresh records over unending Iran War
Sharp hikes reflect combination of global oil market turbulence and persistent domestic currency pressures.
US swings sanctions stick at Turkish bank accused of smuggling Chinese oil payments to Iran in gold
American ambassador to Ankara at great pains to describe move as aimed at “one entity”, not at a nation, banking system or ally.
Greenpeace protests offshore oil and gas exploration in Bulgaria's Black Sea
Greenpeace activists staged a protest in Bulgaria's Black Sea against plans for new offshore oil and gas exploration, unfurling a giant banner reading "GAS IS A SCAM" from kayaks off the coast of Burgas.
North Macedonia regulator approves TE-TO treasury share sale
Brazil oil output hits record 4.5mn barrels per day
Brazil’s oil production reached a record 4.5mn barrels per day in July, up 0.5% from June and 13.6% from a year earlier, according to data released by the National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels (ANP).
Brazil tax tribunal cancels $650mn Petrobras claim
Brazil’s administrative tax appeals court, Carf, has overturned a BRL3.4bn ($650mn) tax assessment against Petrobras, removing a major fiscal contingency for the state-controlled oil company.
Montenegro plans €50mn project to decarbonise heating in Pljevlja
North Macedonia’s OKTA commissions first 4 MW battery storage units as part of energy transition project
Egypt in advanced talks with Rosatom for 3D Printing centre
US LNG exports climb in August
US LNG exports saw an uptick in August as European countries purchased higher volumes to shore up ahead of winter.
Venture Global’s Plaquemines Phase 2 on schedule for deliveries
Venture Global’s Plaquemines Phase 2 is on schedule to commence deliveries of contracted LNG cargoes.
Turkmenistan expands Caspian gas development with Petronas, XRG
Croatia begins talks with nuclear technology suppliers
Croatia is preparing to assess options for new nuclear power capacity, including small modular reactors (SMRs), as it seeks to expand its energy choices and deepen cooperation with partner countries, the government said in a...
Bosnia's Republika Srpska pitches energy projects to Chinese investors
Republika Srpska presented seven investment projects, mainly in the energy sector, to more than 100 Chinese business representatives in Banja Luka on September 4 as the Bosnian Serb entity seeks to deepen economic ties with Beijing.
Ukraine remains net electricity exporter for second straight month
Ukraine remained a net exporter of electricity for a second consecutive month in August, with exports exceeding imports by more than 100% and net exports reaching about 198,200 MWh, consultancy ExPro said.
Russia says China will take over 60% of its gas exports by 2030
China will account for more than 60% of Russia's total gas exports by 2030, deputy prime minister Alexander Novak said at the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok on September 4.
Nigeria clears $1.6bn Dangote Refinery IPO, testing investor appetite at $47bn valuation
The refinery IPO is a major test of whether Nigeria’s domestic capital market can absorb a record-sized listing as investors weigh Dangote’s expansion plans against crude-supply and margin risks.
Booming jet fuel prices not yet reflected in airline ticket prices, says chairman of Turkey’s Pegasus
Iran War and soaring refining margins taking heavy toll on regional aviation.
Kenya formally commissions transmission projects serving Konza-Namanga corridor
Kenya has formally commissioned two 132kV transmission projects on September 3 linking Kajiado, Makueni and Machakos counties and strengthening supply along the Konza-Namanga economic corridor.
Premier seeks 58.6bn-share authority as Zulu and corporate funding need hits $19mn
Premier African Minerals (AIM: PREM) is seeking shareholder authority to issue up to 58.63bn new shares as it estimates it will need about $19.1mn through the end of 2027 to fund its Zulu lithium project in Zimbabwe and wider corporate requirements
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