Despite the fact that Russia pumped more than its quota under the OPEC/non-OPEC deal for two months in a row, Moscow is staying committed to the pact, Russian Energy Minister Continue Reading
Despite the fact that ExxonMobil has been forced to withdraw from some joint projects with Russian oil giant Rosneft due to the sanctions on Russia, the U.S. supermajor is proceeding Continue Reading
Russia’s oil production held onto an 11-month high in April, flat compared to March and above its quota under the OPEC/non-OPEC deal for a second consecutive month, according to data Continue Reading
President Vladimir Putin is contemplating an effort to repair relations with the west as sanctions and growing international conflict obstruct attempts to reinvigorate Russia’s stagnant economy. Ahead of his inauguration Continue Reading
If a Russian state-owned company has its way, remote regions of the world will soon see giant, floating nuclear reactors pumping power to port cities and drilling platforms in a Continue Reading
At the beginning of this year, Russia doubled the capacity of pipeline exports to China, where it has been the top oil supplier for more than a year after overtaking Continue Reading
Russia’s Gazprom continues to supply high volumes of natural gas to the EU despite long-running disputes over pipelines, competition and Ukraine, the latest S&P Global Platts guide to EU-Russian natural Continue Reading
Shipments via Russia’s key western ports slump 19% this year Chinese imported pipeline deliveries are soaring from Russia Europe’s oil refineries are increasingly missing out on Russian crude as the Continue Reading
Components of a natural gas pipeline that will carry Russian reserves through Turkish waters are completed, Russian energy company Gazprom said. “Today at the Black Sea coast of Turkey, the Continue Reading
Russian gas giant Gazprom said on Friday that the construction of a gas processing complex near the Baltic Sea will require no more than $5 billion in capex. The company Continue Reading
