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Organizers of the Gazprom Arena stadium in Saint Petersburg are currently in discussions with Kanye West’s team regarding the status and potential rescheduling of his previously announced Russian tour dates.
Gazprom Arena in St. Petersburg has cancelled Kanye West’s scheduled concerts following reports that Russian authorities exerted direct pressure to halt the events. The venue’s withdrawal ends plans for the controversial rapper’s first shows in Russia amid growing political and public backlash.
Rapper Ye's upcoming performance at St. Petersburg's Gazprom Arena is mired in conflicting information from ticket sellers and the venue, creating uncertainty for fans and organizers.
Kanye West's planned concerts in Russia and the possibility of a meeting with President Vladimir Putin have generated significant controversy and negative reactions. The Kremlin has dismissed the likelihood of a Putin-West encounter.
An underground network of Russians claims to have helped Ukraine hit nine refineries, with almost all information about the group coming from Igor Volobuev, a former Gazprom executive now fighting for Ukraine.
A significant fire broke out in Bryansk, Russia, at the premises of ALEO LLC, an official distributor of lubricants for Gazpromneft-SM.
A senior Gazprom manager has been arrested in Moscow on charges of accepting a bribe equivalent to 2.36 million PLN, marking another corruption case against the company's executives.
Ivaylo Konstantinov has expressed interest in leasing Gazprom Neft's gas station chain in Bulgaria for a symbolic 1 euro, following a legal deadlock caused by US sanctions on the Russian company, which has left the stations non-operational.
Russian energy giant Gazprom has increased the price of natural gas for Bosnia by 14.42%, prompting Energoinvest to emphasize the urgent need for supply diversification. This price hike comes amidst a 50% increase in European exchange prices.
A Ukrainian drone attack successfully took offline Gazprom Neftekhim Salavat, one of Russia's largest oil refineries, which handles 2.7 percent of the country's oil refining capacity.
Ukraine launched drone attacks on Russian oil refineries in Bashkortostan and Krasnodar, causing fires and impacting oil processing. Additionally, Ukrainian forces claimed to have struck 11 more Russian vessels in the Sea of Azov overnight.
Ukrainian drone attacks have targeted and ignited fires at several Russian energy facilities, including one of the largest oil refineries in southern Russia and a key maritime port. These strikes are part of an escalating series of attacks on Russian energy infrastructure.
Polish Finance Minister Andrzej Domański has defended decisions regarding Gazprom, denying accusations of blocking the enforcement of a penalty against the company and stating that Poland consistently supports economic pressure on Russia.
A Gazprom facility in the Russian city of Belgorod reportedly came under attack on Tuesday, resulting in a fire breaking out at the Belgorod Linear Production Department of Main Gas Pipelines.
Petrol stations operated by Russian oil giants Gazprom Neft and Lukoil in Moscow and its surrounding region have implemented restrictions on fuel sales.
Gazpromneft has stated that more time is required to finalize negotiations regarding the sale of NIS (Naftna Industrija Srbije), where Gazpromneft and a Russian fund currently hold a majority stake.
Germany has charged a Russian citizen with sabotage in connection with a scheme to shut down Gazprom's local gas subsidiary before its nationalization by Berlin. Raids were conducted at premises linked to the former German Gazprom subsidiary.
Gazprom has filed a lawsuit with the EU's second-highest court, seeking to annul the ban on Russian gas imports that is binding for all EU countries, as it disagrees with the loss of its most profitable market.
Energy expert Željko Marković stated that a new buyer for NIS might emerge if negotiations between MOL and Gazprom Neft fall through.
Bulgaria expects a ruling next year in its arbitration case against Russia's Gazprom Export regarding the halted gas supplies in spring 2022. The first hearing in the case is scheduled for this year.
Shares in the Russian state energy company Gazprom have sharply declined to their lowest level since 2008, despite the Central Bank of Russia lowering its key interest rate from 14.5% to 14.25%.
The United States has once again extended the operating permit for a Serbian refinery that Hungarian oil and gas company Mol is interested in acquiring. This ensures Serbia continues to have domestic fuel supply while Mol and Gazprom finalize acquisition details for NIS.
Two licenses from the US Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) for Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS), covering operational work and negotiations between MOL and Gazprom Neft, are set to expire tonight.
Serbia's energy minister stated that most outstanding issues in negotiations between Gazprom and Hungary's MOL regarding the sale of a Serbian oil company have been resolved, with the deal needing completion before a US deadline.
Serbia's Energy Minister, Dubravka Đedović Handanović, met with Gazprom CEO Alexey Miller to discuss continued Russian gas supplies, resulting in a three-month extension of their gas arrangement.
MOL's request for more time in negotiations with Gazpromneft indicates confidence in reaching an agreement on the future of Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS), while the government remains silent on Ranko Mimović's proposal.
A deadline set by the US Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) is approaching for the conclusion of negotiations between Gazprom Neft and Hungary's MOL regarding the sale of Russia's stake in Serbia's Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS).
Kazakhstan's Justice Minister announced that the country will not enforce a ruling allowing Ukraine's Naftogaz to collect $1.4 billion from Russia's Gazprom. This decision impacts the arbitration award against the Russian energy giant.
Hungarian oil and gas company MOL has received a two-week extension from the US to finalize negotiations for the acquisition of Gazprom Neft's stake in Serbian oil company NIS. This comes after the initial deadline for the sale expired without an agreement.
A Kazakhstan court has authorized the enforcement of a $1.4 billion arbitration ruling against Russian energy giant Gazprom. The decision favors Ukraine's Naftogaz in the long-standing dispute.
A Kazakhstan court has authorized the enforcement of a $1.4 billion arbitration ruling against Russian energy giant Gazprom, favoring Ukraine's Naftogaz in the long-standing dispute.
Serbia's energy minister announced that the country will submit its proposal regarding NIS to MOL by the end of the day. Negotiations are ongoing at three levels concerning the potential purchase of the Russian stake in NIS.
Gazprom's gas processing plant in Russia's Astrakhan region ceased motor fuel production following a fire on May 13, which was reportedly caused by a drone attack.
Ranko Mimović, owner of KFT Senator Treasury G.T.7 Dva DOO, stated that his offer to purchase a majority stake in Naftna industrija Srbije (NIS) from Russian firm Gazprom Neft is 'gentlemanly' and that he possesses the necessary capital in banks.
A newly established Serbian company has offered 2 billion euros to Gazprom Neft and Gazprom for their combined 56.1% stake in NIS, which operates Serbia's only oil refinery, potentially derailing a major deal for MOL.
Gazprom Germania, which controlled most German gas storage and 10% of the country's gas pipeline network, will be sold to private investors following a German government decision.
An analysis for The Guardian claims that the world's top 100 oil and gas companies, including Saudi Aramco, Gazprom, and ExxonMobil, made over $30 million per hour in "unearned profit" during the first month of the American-Israeli war in Iran.
A Moscow court has sentenced German carnival sculptor Jacques Tilly to eight-and-a-half years in prison in absentia for creating carnival floats that depicted Russian President Vladimir Putin and Orthodox Church Patriarch Kirill in sexual situations, which was deemed insulting.
Russia attacked Ukraine with 172 drones overnight, with Ukrainian air defenses intercepting most of them. Strikes were recorded in at least 12 locations across the country.
Gazprom's average daily natural gas supplies to Europe via the TurkStream pipeline have increased by 22% compared to the previous year, amid ongoing tensions in the Middle East.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has again stated that the US is conditioning strong security guarantees for Ukraine on Kyiv ceding the entire eastern Donbas region to Russia, a demand Ukraine firmly rejects, asserting it will not give up territory.
Economist Šoškić suggests markets may cease reacting to Trump's unfounded statements, while also noting the possibility of a global US-Russia agreement and processes that could 'relativize or relax the situation around NIS'. The Russian Ambassador to Serbia has now expressed belief that Gazprom will soon finalize talks with partners regarding the sale of its stake in NIS.
The Swiss Supreme Court has ruled that Gazprom must pay $1.4 billion to the Ukrainian gas provider Naftogaz, stemming from a 2022 dispute over unpaid transit fees for gas passing through Ukraine.
State-owned Russian gas producer Gazprom reported that the Russkaya and Beregovaya stations were targeted, leading Russia to accuse Ukraine of 'reckless' strikes on a major gas pipeline.
Szijjártó Péter szerint az orosz energiaügyi miniszterhelyettes arról tájékoztatta, hogy Ukrajna hajtotta végre a támadásokat.
Slovakia's national gas company, SPP, has modified its long-term contract with Gazprom to comply with European regulations and continue importing Russian gas, following reports that negotiations aimed at this outcome.
A top manager at Gazprom Neft has been arrested in St. Petersburg on bribery charges. The individual allegedly received a boat and an apartment in exchange for ensuring contract bids with Gazprom Invest and providing general patronage.
NIS Petrol and Gazprom are offering a 5 dinar per liter discount on fuel for customers using instant payment methods like 'IPS pokaži' at their gas stations.
Russia is gradually losing its significant influence in the Balkans, which was built on large energy investments, as giants like Lukoil and Gazprom withdraw from the region due to international sanctions.
The Gazprom Arena venue remains in negotiations with concert organizers regarding Ye's scheduled performances, with no final agreement reached yet.
Four senior managers at Gazprombank’s Luxembourg branch made more than nine million euros in profit by exploiting market turmoil that followed sanctions imposed on Russia after its full-scale…
St. Petersburg's Gazprom Arena has announced it will not host Kanye West's planned concerts, despite promoters claiming the shows were not cancelled. This decision has left organizers surprised and sparked debate over the rapper's performances in Russia.
Kanye West has announced upcoming concert dates in St. Petersburg, Russia, with a potential meeting with President Putin. This announcement follows the cancellation of several of his European shows and marks his first major performances in Russia since the war in Ukraine began.
A former Ukrainian submarine commander who defected to Russia was killed in an explosion in Sevastopol, with unconfirmed reports identifying the victim as a Russian serviceman. This incident follows other Ukrainian military actions, including the destruction of a Russian command post and claims of damaging air defense systems in Crimea.
Gazprom Neft has lifted fuel purchasing limits across 13 Russian regions and is once again allowing customers to fill gasoline canisters at the pump, a practice banned during the summer's fuel shortage.
Gazprom has sold its business operations in Romania to Serbia's largest oil company, which is indirectly controlled by another entity. This move marks a significant change in the energy market.
Gas stations owned by Gazprom and Lukoil have begun removing all gasoline purchase limits in some parts of Russia, signaling a potential stabilization in the fuel market. However, shortages reportedly persist in many other regions.
Serbia is closely monitoring discussions between MOL and Gazprom regarding NIS, though it cannot influence the outcome. This comes as Ukraine claims responsibility for recent attacks on a tanker and three Russian oil storage facilities.
Ukrainian armed forces have reportedly struck Russia's largest oil refining plant, Gazprom Neftekhim Salavat in the Republic of Bashkortostan, with drones overnight on July 14.
Drones attacked the Gazprom Neftekhim Salavat oil refinery in Russia's Bashkiria Republic, with explosions reported and smoke seen rising from the facility.
The Polish Office of Competition and Consumer Protection expressed surprise at Finance Minister Andrzej Domański's position regarding the suspension of the fine imposed on Gazprom. The minister claims he is not blocking the execution of funds.
Russia has implemented a ban on diesel exports, citing domestic fuel shortages exacerbated by recent Ukrainian strikes on its refineries. This move aims to stabilize the internal market but is expected to impact global fuel prices.
Ukrainian drones have reportedly struck Russia's largest oil refinery, located in Omsk, Western Siberia, approximately 2,700 kilometers from Ukrainian-controlled territory. The attack caused a fire at the critical facility.
A Russian Gazprom tanker has been spotted in the Baltic Sea, specifically in the Gulf of Finland, equipped with two machine guns and soldiers. This marks the first time Russia has reportedly armed a civilian vessel with heavy weapons, raising concerns about its intentions.
A new investigation by RFE/RL's Russian Service and the System Investigative Unit uncovers the multifaceted past of Gavril Frolov, describing him as a 'raver, monk, and millionaire.' He is reportedly connected to Gazprom's recent acquisition of SKA-Arena, which is noted as the largest ice hockey stadium by seating capacity.
Drones attacked Russia's Orenburg region on the night of June 24, with local social media reports indicating that Gazprom's helium and gas processing plants may have been hit. The incident suggests a targeted strike on critical infrastructure.
German federal prosecutors are investigating potential sabotage of German gas storage facilities by Russian businessmen, linked to a former Gazprom subsidiary. Searches of homes and business premises are being conducted in Berlin and Frankfurt as part of the inquiry.
The owner of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, controlled by Gazprom, has filed a lawsuit against the European Union. The legal action challenges the EU's ban on Russian gas, highlighting ongoing tensions over energy policy.
Gazprom, the world's largest gas producer, has seen its market valuation drop to a 17-year low. This decline is attributed to the failure of Russia's strategy to "freeze Europe," the loss of its most profitable market, setbacks in Asia, and the ongoing war in Ukraine.
Reuters reports that a second Ukrainian attack within a week has damaged key processing units and ignited multiple fires at Gazprom Neft's Moscow oil refinery.
Serbia has granted a 15-day extension for talks regarding the acquisition of a 51.56% stake in the oil company NIS, involving Hungarian MOL and Russian Gazprom Neft and Gazprom.
An agreement regarding the sale of Naftna industrija Srbije (NIS) between MOL and Gazpromneft is nearing a final deadline on May 16, with the prospect of a deal already contributing to a drop in oil prices.
One in four Russian companies is preparing to lay off employees as the economic situation deteriorates, with Gazprom reportedly planning to halve its workforce. This trend is highlighted by Izvestia.
Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu described Igor Dodon's speech at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) as 'pathetic' and reminded him who violated the contract with Gazprom.
Germany's Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has held discussions with Gazprom regarding the potential revival of the Nord Stream pipeline. The talks focused on the possibility of resuming operations for the gas pipeline.
Nedeljko Elek, director of Sarajevo-gas, announced that Bosnia and Herzegovina will continue to receive Russian gas at the most favorable prices, following a meeting with Gazprom leadership, with plans for Gazprom to build power plants in the region.
Russia's Gazprom has lost its position as the world's largest pipeline gas exporter, with Norway now taking the lead as Europe increasingly shifts away from Russian energy supplies.
A Kazakhstan court has authorized the enforcement of a $1.4 billion arbitration ruling against Russian energy giant Gazprom, favoring Ukraine's Naftogaz in a long-standing dispute. This decision allows the recovery of funds for Ukraine.
Russia and Belarus conducted joint military exercises involving nuclear forces, which President Putin monitored. Following the drills, Putin reiterated that the use of nuclear weapons would be a 'last resort' for Russia's security.
Slovakia, one of the last significant EU clients of Gazprom, is preparing to sign a long-term contract with Azerbaijan for natural gas purchases, signaling an end to its reliance on Russian gas.
Serbia and Gazprom are set to present a new proposal to Hungary's MOL for the acquisition of NIS, the owner of Serbia's sole refinery, with a decision deadline approaching on May 22.
Gazprom's gas processing plant in Russia's Astrakhan region ceased motor fuel production following a fire on May 13, which was reportedly caused by a drone attack, sources confirm.
A deadline of 11 days has been set for Gazprom Neft and MOL to submit the sale agreement for NIS, with officials stressing the urgency to resolve all outstanding issues.
Russian energy giant Gazprom announced a 7% increase in its net profit for 2025. This growth was primarily attributed to the strengthening of the ruble.
Germany is set to begin the privatization of the former Gazprom division, now known as Sefe. The head of the company indicated that a capital increase could raise up to €2 billion.
The TurkStream pipeline, built by Gazprom and BOTAŞ, is highlighted as an increasingly critical energy infrastructure project for Europe amidst current geopolitical circumstances.
Gazprom has reported renewed Ukrainian drone strikes on TurkStream facilities, with three Ukrainian drones targeting a compressor station in Russia's southern Krasnodar region overnight, and further claims of strikes on the pipeline.
The US-Iran conflict continues to fuel a global energy shock, with oil prices surging and Asian stocks falling after Trump's vows. The UK is experiencing unprecedented fuel price rises, while Saudi Arabia explores its East-West pipeline as an alternative to the Strait of Hormuz chokehold, all contributing to a broader economic slowdown and inflation.
Gazprom has agreed to continue supplying gas to Serbia at half the market price, with a new agreement ensuring 6 million cubic meters per day for an additional three months.
The extension of the deadline for Gazpromneft and MOL to finalize their agreement on the sale of a majority stake in Serbia's Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS) continues to create uncertainty, which is least favorable for Serbia.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced that the value of Polish energy company Orlen has exceeded that of Russia's Gazprom, attributing this growth to the change in government in Poland and the departure of PiS from power.
Ukraine's Naftogaz Group has secured a definitive legal victory against Russia's Gazprom, winning a $1.4 billion lawsuit related to debt for gas transit services.
Russian energy giant Gazprom announced that two of its gas pumping stations, Ruskaia and Beregovaia, were targeted by aerial attacks overnight, but the assaults were unsuccessful. This follows earlier claims by Russians that Ukraine struck infrastructure of the TurkStream pipeline.
Gazprom announced that the TurkStream pipeline, which transports gas from Russia to Hungary, was attacked by drones, but the assault was successfully repelled.
Slovakia is in talks with Gazprom to boost its gas imports, aiming to secure up to 100% of its needs before an EU ban takes effect in 2027.
Gazprom Neft Deputy Chairman detained in Russia on bribery charges AzerNews
Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto stated that MOL's acquisition of a controlling stake in Serbia's NIS from Russian Gazprom will help Hungary, Serbia, and Slovakia resist energy blackmail from Ukraine.
Kanye West has canceled his scheduled performances at Russia’s Gazprom Arena following widespread logistical disruptions and security concerns that derailed his planned St. Petersburg tour dates.
A Financial Times investigation reveals how four senior Gazprombank executives in Luxembourg managed to extract millions of dollars while circumventing Western sanctions imposed after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Two scheduled performances by Ye at Moscow's Gazprom Arena have been canceled after the venue reported that no rental agreement was ever signed.
Gazprom gazoraspredelenie Ivanovo OJSC has released its earnings reports, summaries, and call transcripts, detailing its financial performance.
Ukraine has reportedly attacked Gazprom's largest oil refinery for the second time in a month, causing a fire and potentially halting fuel production in Russia for the remainder of the year.
NIS Serbia, a subsidiary of Gazprom, has announced the sale of its fuel distribution chain operating in Romania.
Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS), Serbia's largest oil company indirectly controlled by Russia through Gazprom and Gazpromneft, has finalized an agreement to sell its Romanian subsidiary, NIS Petrol, which includes a network of 19 gas stations.
Russian energy giant Gazprom announced a net profit of 78.4 billion rubles (approximately $1 billion) for the first half of 2026. This represents a significant turnaround from a loss reported during the same period last year.
Shares of Russia's state gas giant Gazprom have fallen by 5% to an all-time low on the Moscow Exchange, reaching their cheapest price in 20 years. This significant drop reflects a challenging period for the company.
Ukrainian drones have launched attacks deep into Russian territory, striking the Afipsky Oil Refinery and a Gazprom petrochemical complex in Bashkortostan, causing fires and significant damage to key energy infrastructure.
Ukrainian drones successfully struck a Russian oil refinery in Bashkortostan, located 1400 kilometers from the border, causing a fire and disrupting operations. Satellite images revealed the aftermath of the attack on the Syzran Oil Refinery.
A court in Kazakhstan has overturned a $1.4 billion international arbitration award that would have allowed Ukraine’s Naftogaz to collect funds from Russia’s Gazprom. The Astana International Financial Centre had previously ruled in favor of Naftogaz.
Milorad Dodik, leader of the ruling SNSD, announced that Republika Srpska is preparing a new natural gas supply contract with the Russian company Gazprom.
Russian gas giant Gazprom is set to form armed reservist units to protect its energy infrastructure from potential drone attacks. This measure aims to enhance the security of its facilities.
Mimović has sent an urgent letter to the president of Gazprom, expressing readiness to sign a contract for NIS. The communication highlights the urgency of finalizing the agreement.
German police have conducted raids as part of an investigation into suspected attempts to sabotage the country's gas supply. The probe focuses on the suspicious sale and attempted liquidation of Gazprom's subsidiary, Gazprom Germania, in 2022.
German authorities are conducting searches amid suspicions of sabotage related to the liquidation of Gazprom's operations in the country. The investigation focuses on potential foul play during the company's withdrawal.
An energy expert from the Serbian Association of Energy Specialists, Željko Marković, stated that if negotiations between MOL and Gazprom Neft fail, a new buyer for NIS might emerge, potentially leading to the company's removal from the sanctions list.
Shares of Russian state energy giant Gazprom dropped below 100 rubles on Monday for the first time since 2009, according to stock exchange data.
Serbian Minister of Mining and Energy, Dubravka Đedović, expressed hope that Gazprom Neft and MOL will reach an agreement regarding NIS, stating that the Serbian side has concluded its part by signing a contract between shareholders with MOL.
A Serbian oil company, NIS, which is on a US sanctions list due to Gazprom's majority ownership, has received another extension from the American government, with Mol expressing interest in acquiring Gazprom's stake.
A Deutsche Welle analysis examines the significance of EU-Moldova negotiation Cluster 1, noting Russia's previous skepticism about Moldova's EU integration due to its vulnerability and energy dependence on Gazprom.
Serbia and Hungarian oil and gas company MOL have reached a 'compromise' agreement regarding the shareholder structure of NIS, a Serbian oil company. The deal, which involves an additional five percent of shares for Serbia, now awaits approval from Gazprom Neft, MOL, and the American administration.
Polish energy company Orlen has surpassed Russian oil and gas giants Gazprom, Lukoil, and Novatek in market valuation, a development highlighted by Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
Serbian Minister Đedović Handanović stated that MOL's request for additional time in negotiations with Gazprom Neft indicates confidence in reaching an agreement on the future of Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS).
Ranko Mimović, director and owner of KFT Senator Treasury G.T.7 Dva, has sent an irrevocable letter of intent to Gazprom's CEO, Aleksey Miller, to purchase Gazprom and Gazpromneft's entire ownership in Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS).
Germany's nationalized Gazprom subsidiary, SEFE, has signed a supply contract to purchase liquefied natural gas from Canada, boosting a multi-billion dollar project expected to commence deliveries in 2029.
Hungary is in negotiations to import gas from Romania's Neptun Deep field, aiming to reduce its reliance on Russian gas, a move that could significantly impact Gazprom's market in the EU.
Ukraine has claimed responsibility for a series of strikes on Russian targets, including a drone attack that partially shut down a major oil refinery and a deadly assault on the FSB headquarters in occupied Kherson. These attacks reportedly resulted in significant casualties among Russian forces and infrastructure damage.
Gazprom's shares experienced a fall following the company's decision not to pay dividends and ongoing uncertainties surrounding a new pipeline project to China.
Negotiations between Hungarian MOL and Russian Gazprom for the sale of Gazprom's stake in the Serbian Oil Industry (NIS) are reportedly in their final stages, attracting multiple potential buyers.
A Gazprom gas processing plant in Russia's Astrakhan Oblast suspended automotive fuel production after a fire on May 13, following a drone attack.
Months after Gazprom signed a 'legally binding' memorandum with China, the Power of Siberia 2 pipeline project remains stalled, raising questions about its fate, potentially influenced by the global energy crisis and the Iran War.
Negotiations between Hungarian energy company MOL and Russian Gazpromneft have reportedly stalled, prompting speculation that Serbia's expressed dissatisfaction could be a cover for the lack of progress in these talks.
A Blue Origin New Glenn rocket has been grounded and is under FAA investigation after a recent launch placed an AST SpaceMobile satellite into an incorrect orbit. The mishap caused AST SpaceMobile's stock to drop significantly.
The US Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has extended the license for Croatian oil pipeline operator JANAF to transport crude oil to Serbia's NIS until June 16. This decision allows the Serbian oil company, majority-owned by Russia's Gazprom Neft, to continue its operations.
Tři ukrajinské drony zaútočily na kompresní stanici Russkaja v Krasnodarském kraji. Ta obsluhuje exportní plynovod TurkStream, uvedla ve čtvrtek ruská společnost Gazprom.
Gazprom claims Ukraine attacked a compressor station connected to the TurkStream gas pipeline, which transports natural gas to Europe via Turkey.
Ruski energetski gigant Gazprom izvijestio je da je njegova izvozna infrastruktura bila meta novog napada dronom, ali da nije pričinjena nikakva šteta.
US President Donald Trump has again postponed planned strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure, extending the deadline to April 6 and citing progress in ongoing talks. He also noted Iran's allowance of 10 oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz as a positive sign, indicating seriousness in negotiations, as Operation Epic Fury continues.
The US Treasury's OFAC has extended the deadline and granted approval for Hungary's MOL Group to negotiate the acquisition of a majority stake in Serbian oil company NIS until May 22, as Gazprom and Gazprom Neft are required to sell their shares due to US sanctions.
The Kremlin has condemned the 'intensification' of Ukrainian strikes on Gazprom compressor stations serving major pipelines, warning that such incidents threaten essential infrastructure and international energy routes, including exports via TurkStream and Blue Stream.
Ukraine's presidential office stated it did not invite a Hungarian delegation that announced its arrival for talks regarding the damaged Druzhba oil pipeline, with Ukrainian officials calling the group 'tourists' and denying their official status.
Orlen’s shares have risen driven by investments, Warsaw Stock Exchange rally, and positive analyst upgrades, while Russia’s Gazprom has declined in value since the 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
Hungary expects the contract for the transfer of ownership of the Oil Industry of Serbia (NIS) from Russian Gazprom Neft and Gazprom to the Hungarian company MOL Group to be signed in the coming days,...
Shares of Russian companies, including Gazprom, Lukoil and Rosneft, have surged due to the Middle East war driving oil prices higher.
A senior manager at Gazpromneft was arrested for allegedly taking millions in bribes from subcontractors, which he used to purchase luxury apartments and a yacht.
W czwartą rocznicę rosyjskiej agresji na Ukrainę Wielka Brytania nałożyła prawie 300 ograniczeń na rosyjski sektor energetyczny i finansowy, flotę cieni oraz firmy z państw trzecich, które pomagają Ro