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Gazprom and Lukoil Make Caspian Find

May 30th, 2008
Gazprom and Lukoil Make Caspian Find

Russia’s OAO Gazprom and OAO Lukoil say they discovered a sizable oil and gas field in the Caspian Sea — but just how big, they are not sure.
Dow Jones Newswires quotes an official as saying it could hold up to 730 million barrels of oil.
Gazprom and Lukoil signed a deal in 2003 to develop a [...]

Gazprom in Canadian LNG Terminal Deal

May 16th, 2008
Gazprom in Canadian LNG Terminal Deal

A U.S. subsidiary of Russia’s state-controlled natural gas company signed a letter of intent to obtain all the capacity of a liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal planned for Quebec.
The export subsidiary of OAO Gazprom reached a deal with its partners in the Rabaska terminal project to become an equity partner in the venture.
The partners are [...]

Shell, Repsol seek way out of Iran gas deal

May 5th, 2008
Shell, Repsol seek way out of Iran gas deal

European oil groups Royal Dutch Shell and Repsol YPF are under pressure from the United States to end talks with Iran about a multi-billion dollar natural gas deal, the Expansion newspaper reported Saturday.
It said that Russia’s Gazprom, Indian Oil Corporation and Chinese groups could be waiting to move in if British-Dutch group Shell and Spain’s [...]

Gazprom sees price hike for gas exports to Europe

March 17th, 2008
Gazprom sees price hike for gas exports to Europe

The price of Russian gas for European customers could rise as high as 400 dollars (257 euros) per 1,000 cubic metres by the end of 2008, the head of state-run Gazprom was quoted as saying on Friday.
Russian news agencies quoted Gazprom chief executive Alexei Miller as saying the falling dollar and rising demand for gas [...]

Shell to slash oil reserve figures for 2007

March 17th, 2008
Shell to slash oil reserve figures for 2007

Anglo-Dutch oil giant Shell is to cut its reserve figures for 2007, taking about 1.3 billion barrels off its books or the equivalent of nearly one year’s production, The Observer said Sunday.
The weekly newspaper said the company would announce the writedown of at least 200 million barrels off the estimates for its operations in [...]

Russian Q1 oil, gas, coal output rises slightly

April 26th, 2007
Russian Q1 oil, gas, coal output rises slightly

The production of oil, gas and coal increased in the first quarter in Russia, whilst electricity production fell back, the ministry for energy and natural resources said.
The production of oil and distilled gas increased by 4.2 pct to 121.14 mln tonnes in the first quarter.
The main producers are Lukoil, Rosneft, TNK-BP, Surgutneftegas and Gazprom Neft, [...]

Russian agency opposes Gazprom merger with coal giant

February 28th, 2007
Russian agency opposes Gazprom merger with coal giant

Russian federal anti-monopoly service head Igor Artemyev expressed sharp disapproval Wednesday of a proposed merger between state gas monopoly Gazprom and coal giant Siberian Coal Energy Company (SUEC), Russian news agencies reported.
“I am personally against it. I have a negative attitude toward this deal,” RIA Novosti quoted Artemyev as saying about the proposed merger of [...]

The Prokhorov bounce: Norilsk Nickel and Polyus Gold prices recover

February 2nd, 2007
The Prokhorov bounce: Norilsk Nickel and Polyus Gold prices recover

Mikhail Prokhorov returned to his office at Norilsk Nickel headquarters on Monday, his spokesman proclaiming that his four-day detention by the French police on suspicion of pimping was a “regrettable misunderstanding”.
While that may very well be the case for the French, what Russian rivals of Prokhorov will now understand about the scandal could be regrettable [...]

Russian State-Controlled Energy Companies to Control Offshore Fields

January 22nd, 2007
Russian State-Controlled Energy Companies to Control Offshore Fields

State-controlled energy giants OAO Gazprom and OAO Rosneft will divide up Russia’s oil and gas-rich seabed evenly, the financial newspaper Vedomosti reported Monday, a step that would leave foreign oil companies with a minority role at most.
While the move has not been officially backed by President Vladimir Putin, the paper said, it would be in [...]

Russia approves TNK-BP’S Kovykta drilling programme

January 22nd, 2007
Russia approves TNK-BP’S Kovykta drilling programme

Russia’s technical standards agency said on Monday it had approved a drilling programme by BP’s Russian venture TNK-BP at the Kovykta gas field, but the decision is unlikely to ease state pressure on the project.
RosTekhNadzor, a part of the Ministry of Natural Resources, said it had approved the plan of Rusia Petroleum, the TNK-BP subsidiary [...]