Russia and India signed Dec. 6 new energy cooperation agreements including a contract for Rosneft to ship almost 15 million barrels of crude to the world’s third-largest consumer of oil Continue Reading
The Russia-led Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline cannot start sending natural gas to Europe until it is certified by German authorities, which have suspended the certification process, according to Germany’s Continue Reading
Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered the government to work out proposals by March 1 on annual supplies of 10 billion cubic metres of natural gas exports to Europe by Continue Reading
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Sunday voiced hope for a quick approval of the country’s Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine by the World Health Organization, saying the move is essential to Continue Reading
Highlights Turkey, Egypt, Kazakhstan top buyers of Russian wheat Russia raises wheat export tax to $84.90/mt for Dec. 8-14 MY 2021-22 wheat harvest 10% lower on year at 79 million Continue Reading
Windfall revenues from high European gas prices mean Russia’s Gazprom will not start pumping gas through the Nord Stream 2 pipeline before certification and it will not press Germany to Continue Reading
Russia has not materially increased natural gas supply via its pipelines to Europe, despite assurances from Russian President Vladimir Putin that Gazprom would start sending more gas after it completes Continue Reading
President Joe Biden has pledged to make it “very, very difficult” for Russia’s Vladimir Putin to take military action in Ukraine as U.S. intelligence officials determined that Russian planning is Continue Reading
China’s Zhejiang Hangjiaxin Clean Energy has signed a framework agreement with Russian energy company Novatek’s Asian subsidiary for a long-term LNG supply deal, the Chinese city gas distributor said Dec. Continue Reading
The United States urged Russia on Wednesday to pull back its troops from the Ukrainian border, warning that a Russian invasion would provoke sanctions that would hit Moscow harder than Continue Reading
