2655 results found for 'nord stream'

2655 results found for 'nord stream'
Order results by

A list of search results

  • BP to get rid of its interest in Russia’s Rosneft and Equinor to exit Russian JVs

    28 February 2022
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Safety

    BP has decided to exit its shareholding in Russia’s Rosneft while Equinor has moved to exit its JVs in Russia.

  • Germany to spend billions on floating LNG terminals

    15 April 2022
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Infrastructure, Market Outlooks, Outlook & Strategy, Regulation & Policy, Transition, Vision

    Germany’s government has allocated about €2.5 billion ($2.7 billion) for four floating liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals around the country.

  • Nordstream, Gasunie, Gate Terminal and Qatargas Big Winners at European Gas Conference Awards

    26 January 2012

    Nordstream, Gasunie, Gate Terminal and Qatargas emerged as the overall winners in the closely contested European Gas Conference Awards which were announced at a gala reception hosted by Austrian gas giant OMV in Vienna on 25 January. Nordstream won the award for “Pipeline of the Year”, Gasunie the “TSO of the Year”, Gate Terminal the […]

  • Pipe dreams – Gazprom courts southern Europe to exclude Ukraine

    7 March 2016

    Russia’s Gazprom is counting on its deep natural gas ties with Italy to revive plans aimed at bypassing Ukraine as a transit state for politically sensitive gas shipments to Europe.

  • IEA: Fraction of bumper profits during 2022 can slash oil & gas sector’s methane emissions

    21 February 2023
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Environment, Exploration & Production, Market Outlooks, Outlook & Strategy, Project & Tenders, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation, Transition

    Methane emissions remained stubbornly high in 2022, even as soaring energy prices made actions to reduce them cheaper than ever, says IEA.

  • MMT, NetSurvey Join Forces

    6 April 2011

      MMT and NetSurvey have recently merged after 6 years cooperation on various hydrographic survey assignments. The goal is to benefit from synergy effects and to jointly provide high-resolution surveys. NetSurvey will bring strong technical capabilities in the field of multibeam expertise to the MMT Group, which recently acquired all shares in NetSurvey Limited, Banbury, […]

  • WoodMac: Impact of Ukraine Crisis on Russian Gas Flow to Europe

    20 June 2014

    On Monday 16th June 2014, Russia cut off gas to Ukraine, in a long running dispute over unpaid bills. Over the last few months Wood Mackenzie has assessed the impact of the potential disruption of Russian gas supplies to Europe via Ukraine – a key transit route. Key considerations about the disruption of Russian gas […]

  • Gazprom getting ready to provide gas supplies during winter

    21 October 2014

    The Gazprom Management Committee examined the Unified Gas Supply System (UGSS) availability for peak loads in autumn/winter 2014–2015 and addressed steps to be taken over the long term for securing continuous gas supply to consumers during the winter period. “The meeting pointed out that Gazprom’s comprehensive efforts aimed at the preparations for the coming autumn/winter period, which the Hydrometcenter forecasts […]

  • Topside for Johan Sverdrup living quarter all set for sailaway

    15 March 2019
    Project & Tenders

    The fourth and last platform for the first phase of the giant Johan Sverdrup project is now ready for sail-away from Kværner’s yard on Stord to the Johan Sverdrup field offshore Norway.

  • WoodMac: Europe as global LNG price-setter

    27 May 2021
    Market Outlooks, Outlook & Strategy

    Energy intelligence group Wood Mackenzie reports Europe’s LNG market dynamics as the ones driving the LNG price recovery.

  • Turkey Wants Price Cut to Renew Gazprom Gas Contract

    30 September 2011

    Turkey joined a chorus of European companies demanding that Gazprom cut its natural gas prices, increasing pressure on the lucrative pricing model that underpins Russia’s gas exports. Turkish Energy Minister Taner Yildiz said on Thursday the country might terminate one of its contracts unless it obtains a sufficient price reduction. “There is a 6 bcm […]

  • Gas Industry Leaders Forge Plans for Volatile Times at EAGC Next Week (Germany)

    5 November 2010

    The European Autumn Gas Conference (EAGC) will unite Europe’s gas industry leaders to examine and debate the contemporary challenges facing the industry today. The EAGC will be a stimulating platform for exchanging ideas and an ideal setting for meeting key gas contacts. This year’s theme, “Forging a prosperous pathway through volatile times,” seeks to divide […]

  • Oil prices jump as sanctions spur supply fears while OPEC+ reconfirms output plans

    2 March 2022
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Exploration & Production, Market Outlooks, Outlook & Strategy

    Oil prices touched a peak of $113 per barrel and eased to $111 on Wednesday amid fears about the impact of Russia’s attack on Ukraine and the resulting sanctions.

  • The Netherlands: Fugro Reports Growth in Revenue with Improving Market Conditions

    21 May 2012
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

    For Fugro the year 2012 started with improved performance compared to the same period in 2011. The oil price remained on average around USD 120 per barrel (Brent). The sustained high levels of exploration and production spending by the oil and gas industry result in continued improvement of Fugro’s related activities. Geoscience Fugro has built […]

  • Gasunie Plans to Extend Gas Network (The Netherlands)

    1 July 2011

    Gasunie is to extend its gas transport network at various locations to guarantee security of supply in the Netherlands and Northern Germany. The measures taken in the Netherlands will require an investment of nearly EUR 500 million, most of it to be spent on a new pipeline link between Beverwijk and Wijngaarden. These expansions are […]

  • Gazprom Reviews Development Strategy Over Long-Term Period (Russia)

    30 October 2013

    The Gazprom Board of Directors took note of the information concerning the Company’s development strategy over a long-term period. The meeting highlighted that establishment of Gazprom as the leader among global energy companies was its main strategic goal. This goal is attained by diversifying products and sales markets, enhancing the reliability of supplies, higher performance […]

  • The Netherlands: Fugro Expects 8.8 pct HY1 Net Profit Growth

    21 May 2012
    Business & Finance

    The year 2012 started with improved performance compared to the same period in 2011. The oil price remained on average around USD 120 per barrel (Brent). The sustained high levels of exploration and production spending by the oil and gas industry result in continued improvement of Fugro’s related activities. Geoscience Fugro has built good backlog […]

  • Rystad expects swift recovery in offshore oil and gas pipeline market led by Middle East

    29 September 2020
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Equipment, Infrastructure

    This downturn’s impact on offshore pipeline demand is lighter than that of 2016 and recovery is likely to be swift, led by projects in the Middle East, Rystad said on Monday.

  • GALLERY: Aker Solutions marks the official start of Snefrid Nord work

    19 October 2017
    Project & Tenders

    Norwegian oil services company Aker Solutions has marked the official start of operations on the Statoil-operated Snefrid Nord project in Norway.  According to Aker Solutions’ social media update on Wednesday, the company together with Statoil has marked the official production start for Snefrid Nord at its facilities in Sandnessjøen. The discovery, scheduled to come on stream in […]

  • Name unveiled for Shell–Equinor JV set to dominate UK North Sea production

    27 June 2025
    Business Developments & Projects

    Two energy majors, the UK’s Shell and Norway’s Equinor, have revealed the name of their joint venture that is set to become the UK North Sea’s largest independent oil and gas producer.

  • Gazprom Says Russian Gas Will Become Key Commodity in Asia-Pacific Energy Market

    29 September 2011

    Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk hosted the opening of the 15th Sakhalin Oil and Gas 2011 International Conference. Gazprom’s delegation led by Alexander Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Company’s Management Committee is taking part in the Conference. Alexander Medvedev delivered a speech entitled “The Growing Role of Natural Gas and Asian-Pacific Region”. Alexander Medvedev highlighted that the coming decades offer excellent opportunities for the gas industry […]

  • After North Sea, pact on protecting offshore energy assets signed by eight Baltic Sea countries

    11 April 2024
    Authorities & Government, Collaboration, Infrastructure

    Eight Baltic Sea countries signed a joint declaration on collaborating closer to secure critical offshore energy infrastructure in the region on April 10, only a day after six North Sea countries entered into a similar agreement. Both are a result of security concerns arising from the Russian invasion of Ukraine and reports of possible sabotage […]

  • Shell sorry for buying Russian crude, pledges to withdraw from all Russian oil & gas

    8 March 2022
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Exploration & Production, Project & Tenders, Safety

    Shell has apologised for buying a cargo of Russian crude oil, a decision which was made with the security of supplies in mind.

  • Rystad: European LNG supply crisis expected in winter 2022

    10 May 2022
    Market Outlooks, Outlook & Strategy

    Rystad Energy foresees the LNG crisis making landfall in winter 2022 for European countries dealing with energy insecurity due to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

  • Coming to grips with security risks: Germany backs project for keeping critical subsea infrastructure out of harm’s way

    1 August 2024
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Equipment, Infrastructure, Regulation & Policy, Safety, Technology, Transition

    Given the worldwide rise in threats to energy and other underwater industries’ infrastructure such as offshore installations, pipelines, and cables, many countries, especially in Europe, have been upping their security ante to prevent further attacks.