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Hungary and Romania to Step Up Energy Cooperation by Boosting Cross-Border Gas Link

Hungary and Romania to Step Up Energy Cooperation by Boosting Cross-Border Gas Link

Hungary and Romania plan to significantly increase the capacity of the gas interconnector between the two countries and also create new transport routes for nuclear fuel rods, Hungary’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjartó announced after meeting his Romanian counterpart, Bogdan Lucian Aurescu in Bucharest on Tuesday

EU Working on the Assumption That Nord Stream 1 Doesnt Restart

EU "Working on the Assumption" That Nord Stream 1 Doesn't Restart

The European Commission is planning for all scenarios regarding gas flows to Europe through Russia's Nord Stream 1 pipeline, including the possibility that deliveries do not restart on Thursday when maintenance on the pipeline is due to end, a spokesperson said

Biden Fails to Win Security, Oil Commitments at Arab Summit

Biden Fails to Win Security, Oil Commitments at Arab Summit

President Joe Biden told Arab leaders the United States would remain an active partner in the Middle East, but he failed to secure commitments to a regional security axis that would include Israel or an immediate oil output rise

LEAK: EU Drafts Plan to Reduce Gas Consumption Ahead of Uncertain Winter

LEAK: EU Drafts Plan to Reduce Gas Consumption Ahead of Uncertain Winter

The European Commission is drafting plans to help EU countries reduce fossil gas demand and, if necessary, curtail consumption in the face of “a likely deterioration of gas supply outlook” this winter, according to leaked policy proposals seen by EURACTIV

Azerbaijan Overfulfills Obligations Under OPEC+ Deal

Azerbaijan Overfulfills Obligations Under OPEC+ Deal

Azerbaijan produced 632,400 barrels of oil per day, including condensate in June 2022, of which 523,500 barrels accounted for crude oil and 108,900 barrels were condensate, Trend reports citing the country’s Energy Ministry

Shell to Shut Down Prelude LNG Due to Labor Dispute

Shell to Shut Down Prelude LNG Due to Labor Dispute

Shell is shutting down production at its Prelude floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) facility offshore Western Australia after union workers rejected the company's major’s latest offer to improve pay and working conditions.

Serbia: Natural Gas Price Up 9% As of August 1

Serbia: Natural Gas Price Up 9% As of August 1

The price of natural gas in Serbia is set to increase by 9% starting on August 1, Srbijgas, the company distributing gas in the Balkan country, announced on Thursday. In a statement posted on its website, the company said that as of August 1 the price will be updated to 28,94 dinars per cubic meter

Top U.S. LNG Producer Cheniere Asks Biden Admin to Drop Pollution Rule

Top U.S. LNG Producer Cheniere Asks Biden Admin to Drop Pollution Rule

Cheniere Energy Inc (LNG.A) has asked the Biden administration to exempt it from limits on emissions of carcinogenic pollutants, arguing they would force the top U.S. exporter of liquefied natural gas to shut down for an extended period and jeopardize the country’s efforts to speed up supplies to Europe, according to documents reviewed by Reuters