Ukraine Has $3.3Bln Unpaid Gas Bill – Gazprom

MOSCOW, February 3 (RIA Novosti) – Crisis-hit Ukraine currently owes Russia about $3.3 billion in unpaid natural gas bills, Russia's state-owned gas monopoly Gazprom said Monday in an apparent reminder that the long-running conflict over the fuel has ... ...read more

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Network with confirmed attendees including Shell, Gazprom, Anadarko Petroleum and more at Floating LNG

Key presentations at SMi's 2nd annual Floating LNG conference include: • Pioneering technology for floating LNG industry Dinar Indriana, Senior Project Communication Coordinator, INPEX • The FLNG project at Main Pass Energy Hub ... ...read more

Source: Network with confirmed attendees including Shell, Gazprom, Anadarko Petroleum and more at Floating LNG

Reuters: Ukraine's Naftogas says may fail to pay Gazprom on time

MOSCOW, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Ukrainian energy firm Naftogas said on Monday it may fail to pay Russia's Gazprom for imports of natural gas on time due to non-payments by its customers, after a newspaper reported that the Russian company may invoke a ... ...read more

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Ukraine’s gas debt to Russia rising – report

Crisis-hit Ukraine currently owes Russia about $3.35 billion in unpaid natural gas bills and is falling behind with repayments despite a large discount on the fuel granted by Moscow last year, Vedomosti business daily reported Monday. The former Soviet ... ...read more

Source: Ukraine’s gas debt to Russia rising – report

Ukrainian Naftogas says may fail to pay Gazprom on time

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Ukrainian energy firm Naftogas said on Monday it may fail to pay Gazprom for imports of Russian gas on time due to non-payments by its customers, after the latter warned it may invoke a contractual clause requiring Kiev to pre-pay. ...read more

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Ukraine protests: Amnesty given as President Viktor Yanukovych faces pressure from Moscow

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Ukrainian political crisis continues as anti-government protesters reject president's amnesty offer

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Ukraine repeals tough laws, army calls for 'urgent steps'

Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych scrapped controversial anti-protest laws Friday but faced calls from the military to take "urgent steps" to ease the ex-Soviet nation's worst crisis since independence. A leading protester reappeared with his face ...

Gazprom close to deal on gas price cut for Greece's DEPA -source

DEPA and Gazprom have been in talks for the past few months as the Greek company has sought a price cut of about 20 percent, according to Greek energy industry sources. DEPA has threatened to go to international arbitration if no agreement is ...

Gazprom to supply gas to Tata Chemical’s CHP plant

Gazprom says the partnership will also provide the opportunity for its clean energy team to support Tata Chemicals Europe's carbon management strategy with respect to the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS). Andrew Morris, manager of clean energy at ...

Lithuania Highest Gas Prices In Europe

It was reported on Reuters that the Lithuanian government encouraged utility company Leituvos Dujos shareholders to seek arbitration against natural gas supplier Gazprom. Voting was held on Thursday to force Gazprom to reduce its prices. Lithuania ...

Fitch rates Gazprombank's CNY1bn loan participation notes 'BBB-'

The LPNs carry a fixed coupon rate of 4.25% payable semi-annually and mature on 30 January 2017. The issue has been approved for listing and trading on the Irish Stock Exchange. KEY RATING DRIVERS The bondsa rating is aligned with GPB's 'BBB-' Long-term ...

Gazprom Energy Strikes up Energy Partnership with Tata Chemicals Europe

The deal will see the business energy firm supply natural gas to the chemical company's existing CHP facility in Northwich in addition to buying back excess electricity generated by the plant. The CHP plant produces steam and electricity which ...

Shell scrap plans to dig for Arctic oil in victory for eco warriors

The crew of a Greenpeace ship was also detained by Russian security ­services over a demonstration against oil giant Gazprom. They were released in an amnesty. Greenpeace campaigner Charlie Kronick said: “Shell's Arctic failure is being watched ...

Gazprom long-term contracts cheaper than spot gas

Jan 30 - Average prices for Russian gas under Gazprom's renewed long-term contracts are currently cheaper than European spot gas prices. While Dutch TTF day-ahead price in 2013 was €27/MWh on average, according to ICE Endex data, Gazprom delivered gas to ...

UPDATE 1-Lithuanian utility to seek arbitration against Gazprom

Lithuania plans to erect an liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal at end of 2014, and its top power utility Lietuvos Energija expects to start importing LNG in 2015. ($1 = 2.5305 Lithuanian litas) (Reporting by Andrius Sytas; Writing by Nerijus ...

Lithuania gas utility to start arbitration against Gazprom

"An extraordinary shareholders meeting of Lietuvos Dujos decided today to initiate an arbitration process against gas supplier Gazprom in order to lower too high gas prices," the energy ministry said in a statement. The decision to initiate ...

Greenpeace protestor gives Monmouth talk

Anthony Perrett was imprisoned by Russian authorities on hooliganism charges following a peaceful protest against the Gazprom Arctic drilling platform Prirazlomnaya. Mr Perrett shared his story with the public about Greenpeace's campaign to stop oil ...

Cambridge University condemned by Greenpeace after Vice-Chancellor Sir Leszek Borysiewicz accepts donations from Shell and Gazprom

Cambridge University's Vice-Chancellor has come under fire for accepting £4 million of donations from fossil fuel companies. Sir Leszek Borysiewicz has received “with gratitude” £3.8 million from multinational oil company, Shell, and £260,000 from ...

Ukraine’s Revolution Fueled by International Energy Politics

Ukraine's revolution is fueled by international energy politics. The revolution that has engulfed the country resulted mainly from opposition to President Viktor Yanukovich's decision to develop closer economic relations with Russia. The two countries ...