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Comments: Actual topics
- 25-01-2012 Middle East: risks and opportunities for exporters
- 27-12-2011 Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
- 15-12-2011 Ukrainian GTS, no agreements so far
- 02-12-2011 Risks of trans-Korean gas pipeline
- 17-11-2011 Results of GECF summit
- 03-11-2011 Russia and South Korea: energy and policy
- 19-10-2011 EU cancels Ukrainian president’s visit to Brussels
- 13-10-2011 The logic of Yulia Timoshenko verdict
- 28-09-2011 European Commission attacks Gazprom
- 22-09-2011 Turkish risks for EU and Russia
- 16-09-2011 Prospects and limitations of Southern Corridor
- 16-09-2011 Chinese mistake of Transneft
- 08-09-2011 Relations with Ukraine aggravate
- 31-08-2011 Gas pipeline via North Korea, project risks
- 24-08-2011 Libyan crisis to continue
- 27-07-2011 Is Iran alternative to Gazprom?
- 27-07-2011 How much gas does Germany need?
- 20-07-2011 Debates around third line of Nord Stream
- 07-07-2011 Bargaining over minerals production tax and gas tariffs
- 29-06-2011 Energy and political row with Belarus
- 23-06-2011 Relations with Belarus get complicated
- 17-06-2011 Bargain over gas production tax
- 03-06-2011 Development of Russian-Chinese energy talks
- 26-05-2011 Surgutneftegaz and MOL, another big deal fails
- 19-05-2011 Rosneft-BP deal failing
- 11-05-2011 Gazprom increases exports
- 04-05-2011 60-66 taxation system may be revised
- 27-04-2011 Vankor losing preferences
- 21-04-2011 No changes at talks with Ukraine
- 13-04-2011 Results of Vladimir Putin’s visit to Kiev
- 31-03-2011 New debates around taxation reforms in oil sector
- 23-03-2011 Awaiting Libyan developments
- 16-03-2011 Nuclear accident in Japan, prospects of “gas age”
- 09-03-2011 Libyan risks for energy balance growing
- 03-03-2011 FAS suggests liberalization for nonresidents
- 18-02-2011 Giving up Burgas-Alexandropoulos oil pipeline
- 10-02-2011 Lithuanian-Belarusian alliance opposes Russia
- 28-01-2011 Lithuania attacks Gazprom
- 20-01-2011 Plans to adjust export duties on oil and oil products
- 23-12-2010 Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
- 17-09-2010 NESF head Simonov delivers report at Baku conference
- 30-01-2010 K. Simonov delivers report at 3rd European Gas Conference in Vienna
- 29-12-2008 Attention: Since December 31, 2008 till January 18 the NESF is on vacation!
- 25-12-2008 Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
- 24-07-2008 Attention: Since July 28 till August 11 the NESF is on vacation!
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State regulation in the oil and gas sector in 2011 and prospects for 2012
The year 2011 turned out to be rather contradictory for the oil and gas industry. On one side, preliminary results of basic parameters seem quite satisfactory. On the other side, the depletion of oil production growth potential is becoming more obvious. Prime Minister Vladimir Putin several times mentioned that the oil industry reached its peak. This was described as an ordinary event, although in reality it reflects recognition of strategic mistakes once made.The Present and Future of Gazprom
Gazprom’s 2010-2011 financial results were phenomenal. An employment contract of Gazprom CEO Alexey Miller, who has been managing the gas giant for 10 years, was prolonged ahead of time for another five years. However, the country’s main company found itself under powerful pressure both on the domestic and external markets.State management in the oil and gas sector: Last autumn of current political cycle
The main political intrigue of the upcoming election cycle would seem to be over. Vladimir Putin is set to return to the president’s office, while Dmitry Medvedev is to chair the Cabinet. But in reality, everything is just about to begin. Some scenarios of reformatting Russian state authorities are indeed ruled out. Yet, there are many unclear things, including the question of the oil and gas sector management. Changes in the system are unavoidable. There is temptation to fix the rules of the game for the next six years, which adds a special connotation to the upcoming transformation.Central Asia and Caspian Region: Problems of Development and Transportation of Hydrocarbons
Despite problems related to signing contracts on purchasing gas from the Caspian region countries, the European Commission is fully determined to implement Southern Corridor projects to reduce dependence on Russia. In its turn, Moscow keeps steadily promoting its alternative South Stream project. But the price of the question puts both sides into a difficult position.
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