Oil majors among top contributors to greenhouse emissions, report says
Oil and gas supermajors and the national coal industries of three of the world's biggest countries are among the top contributors to climate change, according to a new report.
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Gazprom smells opportunity as UK’s biggest gas store shuts
Gazprom PJSC is in talks to ramp up natural gas sales in the UK as coal plants are shuttered and the nation’s biggest storage site is closed for good.
Belarus settles gas debt with Gazprom
Belarus has settled its $726million debt for gas supplied by Gazprom in 2016-17, the Russian energy giant said.
Pioneering Spirit booked in for Nord Stream 2 pipelay job
Nord Stream 2 has booked three Allseas vessels for a major pipelay job in the Baltic Sea.
Russian giant Gazprom moves to quell Brexit relocation fears
Russia’s state-owned energy giant Gazprom has moved to quash speculation it is looking to relocate its London operations due to fears over trade barriers after Brexit.
Opinion: The secret wealth of the world’s richest oil billionaires
A policy of nationalizing chunks of an economy inevitably creates oligarchs who skim profits off the country's natural resources.
Gazprom’s Medvedev channels Mao in mission to sell China gas
Gazprom PJSC deputy head Alexander Medvedev is taking solace in old sayings by the founding father of the People’s Republic of China as the natural gas giant pushes ahead with a plan to become its biggest supplier.
Europe’s thirst for gas is growing, Gazprom says
Europe’s appetite for natural gas is leading to a growth “renaissance” as its stores of the fuel languish at the lowest levels since 2013, according to Gazprom PJSC.
Russia’s Gazprom pursuing ‘major investment projects’, board told
Russia's second biggest oil and gas firm Gazprom is pursuing "major investment projects", its board of directors has been told.
World’s largest vessel to lay second half of TurkStream
The world's largest vessel is to lay more than 900km of gas pipeline linking Russia to southern Europe.
Investment decision in Europe’s gas demand needed now, says Gazprom boss
Immediate investment decisions are needed in Europe to continue long-term gas demand, according to Gazprom's deputy cheif executive.
Gazprom admits US could challenge European supply dominance
Russian energy major Gazprom has admitted that imports of LNG from the US could threaten its European dominance, a news report said.
Oil production to increase by 5% for Gazprom
Gazprom said it will increase oil production by up to 5% next year.
Gazprom, OMV reach outline deal on swap of Norway, Siberia assets
Gazprom and OMV have reached an outline deal to swap a 38.5% stake in the latter company's Norwegian unit for a 25% stake in a section of Gazprom's Urengoy gas field.
Russian oil producers support output cuts
Russia’s top oil producers have supported the Kremlin’s plans for cuts to oil production, a news report said.
Russia, Belarus said to be close on resolution over gas prices
Russia and Belarus are said to be close to solving a dispute over gas prices.
Gazprom makes new field discovery
Gazprom said it has made the discovery of a new field close to the Sakhalin III project.
New Arctic Gazprom field casts doubt on output freeze plans, report says
The oil branch of Russian energy giant Gazprom will start producing from its newest Arctic field in the next few weeks, a news report said, casting doubt of efforts to agree a global output freeze.
Gazprom chief and Serbia ambassador discuss possible parnterships
Gazprom's chairman met with Slavenko Terzic, a Serbian ambassador, to discuss possible partnerships.
Gazprom exec named as Armenian PM
A Gazprom executive has been named as the new Prime Minister of Armenia a week after the resignation of his predecessor.
Gazprom to auction gas into Europe where buyers have the edge
Russia’s Gazprom PJSC will start a round of natural gas auctions for utilities and traders in Europe on Wednesday, a further sign the world’s biggest exporter of the fuel is becoming more market orientated.
Biden: Nord Stream 2 pipeline “bad deal” for Europe
US Vice President Joe Biden has said the US believes the Nord Stream 2 pipeline is a "bad deal" for Europe.
Gazprom to go it alone after Nord Stream 2 joint venture bid collapses in Poland
A consortium of Gazprom and five European allies has withdrawn its application to set up a Polish joint venture to build the Nord Stream 2 pipelines in the Baltic Sea.
India’s top gas utility seeks to defer Gazprom LNG contract
GAIL India Ltd. is seeking to defer a 20-year contract to buy liquefied natural gas from Gazprom PJSC until the Russian company’s Shtokman project begins production, officials at the South Asian country’s biggest gas transporter said.
Gazprom and Shell assets swaps “certain” by end of year claims Medvedev
Gazprom could gain control over some of the assets Shell's recently acquired BG assets in a swap deal, a senior Gazprom executive said.