Eastern Europe
Article
February 2019
Russia’s development and the disconnect between oil prices and exchange rates
News
April 25, 2018
Achimgaz, a German-Russian joint venture of Wintershall and Gazprom, has achieved a new milestone, with total production reaching 30 Bcm of natural gas. In the same period the company has produced more than 13 million tons of gas condensate, to date.
News
April 25, 2018
Are Berlin’s close energy ties with Moscow paying off?
News
April 19, 2018
Frontera Resources set casing based on commercial hydrocarbon shows at its Dino-2 well in the Republic of Georgia, eastern Europe.
News
April 19, 2018
One of Russia’s European neighbors is fully embracing U.S. liquefied natural gas.
News
February 19, 2018
German Chancellor Angela Merkel threw her country’s weight behind the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline from Russia, boosting the chances that the controversial link will become reality.
News
February 08, 2018
Russia’s oldest natural gas buyer is ready to break up after more than 74 years.
Article
February 2017
Last year will be remembered for its stark contrasts in global production rates, with North America absorbing the largest loss, while the Middle East and Russia chalked up big gains. It remains to be seen how OPEC’s quota deal in December will alter the rules of the game.
Article
March 2015
Shale gas has proven its worthiness through a revolution of E&P activity over the last decade, particularly in the U.S. Yet, the question remains, can it prevail beyond current, low commodity prices, as well as environmental/public controversies, specifically in Europe?
Article
December 2014
Like every year, 2015 will bring its share of surprises and unpredictable events. A year ago, the politics of the mid-term elections dominated much of the energy-related discussion. Notice I said “discussion,” because decisions were hard to come by, with a divided Congress and White House.
