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06-08-2021 Top events of Jule 2021
05-05-2021 Top events of April 2021
04-02-2021 Top events of January 2021
14-09-2020 Top events of August 2020
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”:

Hydrocarbon Rush to East: Current Status, Medium-term Prospects

Plans of the green course implementation posted by the European Union in mid-July leave no doubt that Europe is clearly set to reduce consumption of hydrocarbons. Therefore, oil and gas producers are likely to lean stronger towards Asian markets that will support demand for conventional energy sources in the next few decades.

Hydrogen as New Energy Hope

The subject of energy transition has not just reached Russia, it has rapidly moved to the foreground of debate about the future of the national energy sector. Special attention is now drawn to hydrogen: this subject is being touted day and night, snowballing. No effort is spared to portray Russia as all but a “hydrogen superpower.” Hydrogen must become the answer to Europe’s abandonment of hydrocarbons: we expect it to be hydrogen that we will be able to offer the global market instead of oil and gas.

Russian Oil Production and Export in Time of Low Prices and OPEC+

Since May 2020, Russia has been in the second, much tighter version of the OPEC+ deal. It has already “eaten away” about 9% of national production – and this for the past year, too, of which for four months the restrictions were nominal rather than actual. This is a completely unprecedented artificial cut in both production and export. What effect this will have on the industry in the medium term remains open to question.

State Regulation of Oil and Gas Sector in 2021 and Prospects 2022

The year 2020 was bitter trials to the whole world economy and especially to the oil and gas industry. Russia was not an exception in this regard. The struggle between camps supporting the OPEC+ deal and a price war ended in spring when Moscow withdrew from the agreement and Saudi Arabia, in response, sharply increased its oil exports. At the same time, the progressing COVID-19 pandemic significantly reduced demand for oil, and these two factors led to a real price catastrophe.

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