Russia slightly increased its oil production in July, ahead of OPEC+ plans to start easing record supply cuts starting this month. The nation’s producers pumped 39.63 million tons of crude and Continue Reading
Russian crude and condensate production totaled 39.63 million mt, equivalent to around 9.37 million b/d, in July, up 0.4% month on month, and down 16% year on year, according to Continue Reading
Rosneft has discovered oil in a new field in Western Siberia, with reserves estimated at 20 million tons of crude oil (146.6 million barrels) and some 1 billion cubic meters Continue Reading
Russia’s health minister is preparing a mass vaccination campaign against the novel coronavirus for October, local news agencies reported on Saturday, after a vaccine completed clinical trials. Health Minister Mikhail Continue Reading
Thousands of people marched in the Russian far eastern city of Khabarovsk on Saturday for the fourth weekend in a row, protesting at President Vladimir Putin’s handling of a local Continue Reading
Russia’s ongoing efforts to stretch Crimea’s dwindling water supplies will only slightly delay the need to permanently fix the region’s insufficient water resources by either funding expensive infrastructure overhauls, or Continue Reading
The smell of diesel was so overpowering that it made Vasily Ryabinin dizzy. That meant he was getting close. As an inspector from Russia’s environmental agency, Ryabinin went on his own Continue Reading
If Russian President Vladimir Putin was hoping for a political honeymoon after successfully rewriting the country’s constitution to potentially give him two more terms in office, he was mistaken. Just Continue Reading
Russia’s Lukoil said July 27 that it has reached an agreement with Cairn Energy to take a 40% stake in the Rufisque, Sangomar and Sangomar Deep (RSSD) project offshore Senegal Continue Reading
Military contractors linked to the Kremlin have seized control of two of Libya’s largest oil facilities in recent weeks, heightening tensions between Russia and the U.S. over Moscow’s growing footprint Continue Reading
