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About: EurOil analyses key trends such as the influx of private equity into the North Sea and how it is shaping the basin's future. The monitor also provides key insight on major trends such as decommissioning and the development of frontier regions like West of Shetland. Midstream developments also take prominence, with deep analysis of the region's gas needs and how they will be met in the future.
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Analysts predict mid-to-high $80s per barrel oil prices for this year
Oil price forecasts for 2026 are converging around the mid-to-high $80s per barrel after months of extreme revisions triggered by the Middle East conflict.
Iraq pays $1.62 per barrel to Turkey for oil transported via Kirkuk-Ceyhan pipeline
Baghdad sold around 42mn barrels in July, made up of about 35mn from southern ports and 7mn from Turkey's Ceyhan terminal on the Mediterranean.
Moldova says it has enough gas for this winter, but prices are an uncertainty
Moldova has secured all the gas it expects to need this winter and 76% of demand for the full 2026-27 gas year, reducing supply risk but leaving prices uncertain.
UK extends licence to Lukoil to give more time for sale of international business
The UK has extended a licence allowing Lukoil International to keep operating until February 2027, buying more time for the sale of its $22bn overseas portfolio as a shorter US waiver approaches expiry.
EU gas stocks sink below 2021 lows before the hardest winter in five years
Europe's gas tanks are emptier than at any point on record for the time of year, and the cargoes that should be filling them are sailing to Asia instead.
Poland relaunches CPN fuel price scheme for August 17-31, cuts VAT to 8%
The Polish government has decided to reintroduce its fuel price support scheme for the period August 17-31, Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced on August 13, saying it should cut fuel prices by up to PLN1 (€0.23) per litre.
EU carbon prices edge higher after proposed reforms to trading system
European carbon prices have edged higher over the past two weeks, but trading has remained relatively subdued, after July’s volatile response to proposed reforms of the bloc’s emissions trading system.
EDF calls for more climate finance to tackle oil and gas methane
The IEA estimates that around 70% of methane emissions from fossil fuels, or almost 85mn tonnes per year, could be eliminated using existing technology.
US methane monitor Bridger expands European footprint amid looming import regulation
US methane-detection specialist Bridger Photonics is expanding its European operations as tougher EU emissions rules drive greater demand from oil and gas companies for direct measurement of methane leaks.
Hungary awards three new hydrocarbon concessions to MVM, MOL
The Hungarian government has awarded concessions for oil and gas exploration in three areas to boost domestic production and reduce the country's dependence on energy imports.
Ukraine halted Black Sea tanker strikes after Vance's July 31 call with Zelenskyy, FT reports
Ukraine halted tanker strikes near Russia's Novorossiysk port after a July 31 Vance-Zelenskyy call, the Financial Times reported, as Washington moved to shield Chevron and Exxon's Kazakh oil interests.
UK issues bioenergy-CCS permit for power station in Yorkshire
The UK Environment Agency has issued energy firm Drax with a revised environmental permit covering its proposed bioenergy with carbon capture and storage development at the Drax power station in North Yorkshire.
UK’s Centrica delivers first LNG cargo to Honduras
British energy trader Centrica has delivered its first LNG cargo to Honduras.
SLB to stimulate oil reservoirs for Norway's Equinor
The agreement will provide Equinor with dedicated offshore stimulation capacity to support the development of tight reservoirs and maximise recovery from future wells.
UK's Noble scores major oil drilling contract off Norway with ConocoPhillips
The contract is due to start in the third quarter of 2027. Noble did not disclose its value.
Russia strikes back
IntelliNews Lambda: Europe's gas storage hurts German, Netherlands the most, the rest of EU not so much
Underground gas storage facilities across the European Union are 57.9% full - the lowest level ever recorded for early August since comparable data began around 2009-11 - leaving Europe with a badly depleted buffer heading into winter, RBC...
Exxon reportedly links $80bn Kashagan expansion to settlement of Kazakhstan dispute
ExxonMobil is said to have told Kazakhstan that a potential $80bn investment to expand production at Kashagan oil field depends on resolving a long-running $150bn dispute between the government and international consortium members.
Greece’s DEPA delivers LNG cargo to Bulgartransgaz
Greek energy company DEPA Commercial has completed the shipment of an LNG cargo to Bulgaria’s state-run energy firm Bulgartransgaz.
Azerbaijan stresses it is prepared to ship gas to Ukraine
Azeri Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov made the comments during a joint press conference with his Ukrainian counterpart Andrii Sybiha in Kyiv on August 6.
Oil transit fees owed to Turkey by Iraqi Kurdistan have vanished in Jersey, says MP
“This is called international robbery,” remarks opposition lawmaker, claiming documents show $229mn has evaporated on island.
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