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Europe imports record amount of liquefied natural gas from Russia

Wednesday, November 30 2022

General – LNG Import

European countries’ imports of Russian LNG increased more than 40 percent between January and October this year (17.8 billion cubic meters) compared to the same period in 2021.

Russian LNG is not subject to sanctions by the EU.

In fact, Russian gas is considered essential to the energy security of some European countries. Yet there is nothing to stop Putin from cutting back on these gas supplies as well in retaliation for anti-Russian measures by the West. This could still force the EU to purchase the gas on the more expensive spot market.

France, Belgium, Spain, and the Netherlands accounted for almost all volumes.

Most Russian LNG is supplied by the Yamal LNG joint venture, which has Russian gas producer Novatek as its main shareholder. French energy giant Total is also in Yamal LNG, by the way.

This proves how difficult it is for Europe to break away from the Kremlin’s energy apparatus. Despite other boycotts of Russian energy products.

Source: Financial Times and Business AM

Filed Under: International projects, LNG, Russia Tagged With: Belgium, France, lng, Russia, The Netherlands

China’s spending on Russian energy nears $60 billion since war

Wednesday, November 30 2022

General – China

China continued to boost Russian energy imports last month, as purchases of natural gas, coal, crude oil and oil products increased to nearly $60 billion since the invasion of Ukraine, from about $35 billion a year ago.

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Filed Under: China, Energy supplies, International projects, Russia, Ukraine Tagged With: china, energy imports, Russia, Ukraine

Swedish prosecutor confirms Nord Stream gross sabotage

Friday, November 18 2022

Fossil Energy – Nord Stream Explosions

Sweden’s chief prosecutor has confirmed the subsea explosions that caused severe leaks at the Nord Stream gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea in September were due to gross sabotage, he said on Friday, November 18.

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Filed Under: Baltic Sea, International News, Nord Stream, Russia, Sweden Tagged With: Baltic Sea, nord stream, Russia, Sabotage, Sweden

Russia says several arrested in foiled attack on TurkStream pipeline

Friday, October 14 2022

General – Russia

The Kremlin said several people were arrested yesterday during a foiled attack on the TurkStream gas pipeline on Russian territory, Interfax news agency reported.

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Filed Under: International News, Russia, Turkey Tagged With: attack, pipeline, Russia, Turkstream

Putin orders seizure of Exxon-led Sakhalin 1 oil and gas project

Tuesday, October 11 2022

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on Friday that establishes a new operator for the Exxon Mobil Corp-led Sakhalin-1 oil and gas project in Russia’s Far East.

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Filed Under: ExxonMobil, International News, Oil and Gas, Russia Tagged With: Decree, Exxon Mobil, Russia, Sakhalin-1

Sweden has evidence to back Nord Stream sabotage suspicions  

Friday, October 7 2022

General – Nord Stream

Swedish authorities now have evidence to back the suspicions that the Nord Stream gas pipelines have been sabotaged, the country’s Security Service said on Thursday.

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Filed Under: International News, Nord Stream2, Russia, Sweden Tagged With: nord stream, Russia, Sabotage, security, Sweden

Britain to acquire two specialist ships to protect underwater infrastructure

Monday, October 3 2022

General – underwater protection

Britain will acquire two specialist ships to protect underwater infrastructure such as cables and pipelines, defence minister Ben Wallace said on Sunday, following leaks in the Nord Stream gas pipelines from Russia to Europe.

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Filed Under: International News, Nord Stream2, Russia, UK Tagged With: England, Russia, underwater protection

Gazprom suspended natural gas deliveries to Italy

Sunday, October 2 2022

Fossil Energy – Italy

Gazprom released a statement saying it had suspended the supplies to Italy because the Austrian operator had refused to confirm ‘transport nominations’ after regulatory changes implemented in Austria in late September.

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Filed Under: Gazprom, International projects, Italy, Russia Tagged With: Austria, gas, Gazprom, Italy, Moldova, Russia

Germany suspects sabotage hit Russia’s Nord Stream pipelines

Sunday, October 2 2022

General – Nord Stream

Germany suspects the Nord Stream gas pipeline system was damaged by an act of sabotage, in what would amount to a major escalation in the standoff between Russia and Europe.

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Filed Under: International News, Nord Stream2, Russia Tagged With: Baltic Sea, Denmark, Germany, nord stream, Russia, Sabotage, Sweden

Swedish coast guard finds fourth leak on Nord Stream pipelines

Thursday, September 29 2022

Fossil Energy – Nord Stream

Sweden’s coast guard discovered a fourth gas leak on the damaged Nord Stream pipelines earlier this week, a spokesperson told the Svenska Dagbladet newspaper.

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Filed Under: International News, Nord Stream2, Russia, Sweden Tagged With: Fourth leak, nord stream, Russia, Sweden

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