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Mikhail Krutikhin: Are the Chinese coming? Keun-Wook Paik, a senior research fellow at the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, presented his new book, ‘Sino-Russian Oil and Gas Cooperation. The Reality and Implications’ in Moscow on May 21. Addressing an audience at the Institute of Global...
Dart Energy is dramatically curtailing operations including the reduction of staffing by 70%, as a result of recent decisions in Australia by the NSW and Federal Governments relating to coal seam gas development that have materially impacted on the short term prospects for its Australian assets. In...
Global energy and metals consultancy firm Woods Mackenzie has today said that gas demand in Europe will remain weak even as that of the U.S., China and the Middle East increases. In a presentation given at the FLAME 2013 conference in Amsterdam today, the consultancy's Head of Gas & Power Research...
Russian giant Gazprom and China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) have agreed to accelerate negotiations on Russian natural gas supply via the eastern route, Gazprom announced. CNPC, 100% owned by the Chinese state, is the largest energy supplier in China. Its negotiations with the Russian...
As China pushes for exploration of its largely untapped shale gas reserves, the country faces a number of crucial environmental challenges that may not only potentially impact on sectoral development but also hinder socio-economic advancement in general. While shale gas extraction would help China to...
Chinese energy chief Zhou Jiping visited Moscow last week, where he met Alexey Miller of Gazprom for discussions on the long-running issue of gas supplies for the People's Republic. Gazprom said it discussed terms for a pipeline for eastern gas deliveries with Chinese officials. Their CEO Miller...
The competition for Caspian gas supplies is usually seen as a contest between Europe and Russia. China, although acknowledged to play a role, is generally seen to be a marginal player. But at a recent Chatham House event titled Rebalancing the World Energy Markets: The Role of China, Russia and Central...
Chatham House is presenting 'Rebalancing the World Energy Markets: The role of China, Russia and Central Asia. The two-day conference will examine China, Russia and Central Asia’s demand drivers, assess the impact of unconventional energy sources, and discuss the feasibility of developing...
Gazprom will increase its supply of gas to Asia in the coming years through the construction of pipelines and supply of LNG, Deputy Chairman of Gazprom Alexander Medvedev has said. Speaking at the Sakhalin Oil and Gas 2012 conference, Mr. Medvedev said that LNG and piped gas could open up the market...
Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov has said that some progress has been made in the gas discussion between Ukraine and Russia, even while the country has taken a $3.7 billion loan from China to pay for gas imports. In a statement on the Ukrainian government pages, the Prime Minister said that talks...
