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Comments: Top events of the month
- 06-05-2020 Top events of April 2020
- 07-04-2020 Top events of March 2020
- 05-03-2020 Top events of February 2020
- 07-02-2020 Top events of January 2020
- 15-01-2020 Top events of 2019
- 05-08-2019 Top events of Jule 2019
- 10-07-2019 Top events of June 2019
- 16-05-2019 Top events of April 2019
- 21-02-2019 Top events of January 2019
- 25-10-2018 Top events of September 2018
- 07-08-2018 Top events of Jule 2018
- 10-05-2018 Top events of April 2018
- 05-11-2017 Top events of October 2017
- 07-08-2017 Top events of Jule 2017
- 10-04-2017 Top events of March 2017
- 03-03-2017 Top events of February 2017
- 06-02-2017 Top events of January 2017
- 08-01-2017 Top events of 2016
- 07-12-2016 Top events of November 2016
- 07-11-2016 Top events of October 2016
- 27-05-2016 Top events of April 2016
- 09-04-2016 Top events of March 2016
- 08-01-2016 Top events of 2015
- 26-10-2015 Top events of September 2015
- 23-08-2015 Top events of Jule 2015
- 08-04-2015 Top events of March 2015
- 13-10-2014 Top events of September 2014
- 08-05-2014 Top events of April 2014
- 08-03-2014 Top events of February 2014
- 13-02-2014 Top events of January 2014
- 03-01-2014 Top events of 2013
- 17-11-2013 Top events of October 2013
- 06-08-2013 Top events of Jule 2013
- 10-07-2013 Top events of June 2013
- 10-06-2013 Top events of May 2013
- 13-05-2013 Top events of April 2013
- 05-04-2013 Top events of March 2013
- 13-03-2013 Top events of February 2013
- 07-02-2013 Top events of January 2013
- 07-01-2013 Top events of December 2012
- 28-12-2012 Top events of 2012
- 08-12-2012 Top events of November 2012
- 14-11-2012 Top events of October 2012
- 16-10-2012 Top events of September 2012
- 13-09-2012 Top events of August 2012
- 06-08-2012 Top events of Jule 2012
- 05-07-2012 Top events of June 2012
- 08-06-2012 Top events of May 2012
- 10-05-2012 Top events of April 2012
- 07-04-2012 Top events of March 2012
- 13-03-2012 Top events of February 2012
- 04-02-2012 Top events of January 2012
- 07-01-2012 Top events of 2011
- 07-01-2012 Top events of December 2011
- 08-12-2011 Top events of November 2011
- 11-11-2011 Top events of October 2011
- 07-10-2011 Top events of September 2011
- 10-09-2011 Top events of August 2011
- 02-08-2011 Top events of Jule 2011
- 08-07-2011 Top events of June 2011
- 06-06-2011 Top events of May 2011
- 04-05-2011 Top events of April 2011
- 10-04-2011 Top events of March 2011
- 09-03-2011 Top events of February 2011
- 07-02-2011 Top events of January 2011
- 31-12-2010 What to expect in 2011
- 31-12-2010 Top events of December 2010
- 28-12-2010 Top 10 oil and gas stories in 2010
- 08-12-2010 Top events of November 2010
- 08-11-2010 Top events of October 2010
- 09-10-2010 Top events of September 2010
- 11-09-2010 Top events of August 2010
- 26-07-2010 Top events of Jule 2010
- 07-07-2010 Top events of June 2010
- 07-06-2010 Top events of May 2010
- 14-05-2010 Top events of April 2010
- 06-04-2010 Top events of March 2010
- 01-03-2010 Top events of February 2010
- 06-02-2010 Top events of January 2010
- 21-01-2010 Top events of 2009
- 06-04-2009 Top events of March 2009
Special report:
Nord Stream 2 and Ukraine: Costs Should Decide
There has been much discussion about how Russia – Europe’s biggest gas supplier – can continue to supply gas to Europe over the coming decades in the most secure and cost efficient way. Gazprom and its European partners have decided that building two additional pipelines through the Baltic Sea (Nord Stream 2) is the best commercial solution to secure future gas supplies for the EU, where gas production continues to decline and demand is expected to grow.Shale Revolution: Myths and Realities
The boom in shale gas production in the US and its wide-ranging influence on markets rocked the gas world. Liquefied gas deliveries were redirected, altering the already fragile balance of demand and supply in traditional markets for pipeline gas in Europe.Liquefied Natural Gas Outlook: Expectations and Reality
World market has shown interest to liquefied gas. Russia has so far been aside of it. However, producers have announced several large LNG projects. The new study will help investigate this delicate subject and understand what is in store for LNG production and export in the nearest years.Analytical series “The Fuel and Energy Complex of Russia”:
New OPEC+ Deal and Future of Oil Business in Russia
The situation on the oil market develops rapidly. In early March, Russia refused to renew the OPEC+ deal on the terms proposed by Saudi Arabia – but joined it after a month on terms five times worse. Demand for oil on the global market began to collapse in March because of the coronavirus, and Saudi Arabia essentially declared a price war on Russia.Gazprom on the background of external and internal challenges
The year 2019 was rather nervous for Gazprom. There was significant reshuffle in the company for the first time since 2011 that affected main directions of business and that continued the internal restructuring of divisions responsible for key construction projects and the procurement system. However, the struggle for Gazprom restructuring will revitalize in 2020. It will also include the question of liberalization of piped gas exports.Regulation of Oil and Gas Sector in 2019 and Prospects for 2020
It is our tradition to finish the year with a concluding report that sums up the main events and trends of the year. The year 2019 clearly marked a new role of the oil and gas sector in Russia. Now it is not just the main donor to the Russian budget, but first of all the main hope for an acceleration of economic growth.Fiscal Policy on Oil and Gas Sector: Revised as Often as Wikipedia
The tax system in the oil and gas sector continues to undergo radical changes. The beginning of 2019 saw the introduction of a new tax regime: additional income tax. That experiment was supposed to start migration of the oil industry to an innovative principle of taxation: on profit, not revenue. It seemed that a new main road was found. In the same year, however, the Finance Ministry launched an overt offensive against AIT. The fear of loss of government revenue now is more powerful than the threat of causing oil production to collapse in the medium term because of a tax system that does not stimulate investment. The Finance Ministry would strongly prefer to speed up the tax manoeuvre completion that earns the state budget additional money. Oil and gas companies respond to this with individual lobbying, attempting to wangle special treatment for their projects.All reports for: 2015 , 14 , 13 , 12 , 11 , 10 , 09 , 08 , 07
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