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Articles with tag "Energy"
confiscated assets
Putin Transfers Seized TGK-2 Utility to Gazprom
Gazprom subsidiaries now control almost 100 billion rubles ($1.1 billion) of confiscated assets.
Pertamina corporation
Indonesia Seeks to Buy Russian Oil for the First Time in Decade – Reuters
State-owned oil and natural gas corporation Pertamina added two Russian oil grades alongside others to its tender lists for purchase in September.
1 Min read
druzhba pipeline
Ukrainian Sanctions Halt Lukoil Deliveries to Slovakia, Hungary – Reports
Sanctions signed by Zelensky have effectively banned Russia’s second-largest oil producer Lukoil from using Ukraine as a transit hub.
1 Min read
rostov nuclear plant
Power Restored at Russian Nuclear Plant After Widespread Outages
But authorities warned that an ongoing heatwave in southern Russia may lead to more blackouts and emergency power use restrictions.
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electricity failure
Southern Russian Heat Wave Knocks Out Power for Over 500K People
Temperatures have soared to nearly 40 degrees Celsius in some regions of southern Russia.
1 Min read
earnings rebound
Russian Oil and Gas Revenues Surge in June – Reuters
The estimated 812 billion rubles in revenues would mark a more than 50% year-on-year increase — up from 529 billion rubles in June 2023.
1 Min read
diminishing volumes
Germany's Uniper Awarded 13 Bln Euros for Lost Russian Gas
Gazprom steadily dwindled gas supplies to Germany following the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in apparent retaliation for Western sanctions.
2 Min read
energy independence
Baltic States to Disconnect From Russian Electric Grid in Early 2025
The three countries will join the Continental European grid in February after disconnecting from the Russian and Belarusian system, known as BRELL.
2 Min read
Power Down
Zelensky Says Russia Destroyed Half of Ukraine’s Energy Capacity
Months of Russian strikes have caused severe power shortages in Ukraine, leading to regular blackouts, President Zelensky said.
2 Min read
energy diplomacy
Russia to Build Nuclear Reactors in Uzbekistan
Since 2018, Moscow and Tashkent have been in talks on building the first-ever nuclear power plant in Uzbekistan, which is the world’s fifth top supplier...
1 Min read
Feature
In Russia’s Coal-Mining Heartland, Opponents of Plan to Revive a Soviet Hydropower Plant Are Being Silenced
Those in the local community who speak out against the project, wary of its environmental impact, have been subjected to intimidation.
6 Min read
bipartisan bill
U.S. Senate Passes Bill Banning Russian Uranium Imports
“America’s dangerous reliance on Russian enriched uranium must come to an end — our national security depends on it,” said the bill’s co-sponsor...
1 Min read
oil refineries
Ukraine Attack Drones Strike Russia Energy Sites
Footage published on social media showed an oil refinery in the western Smolensk region in flames.
2 Min read
radioactive river
Russia's Record Floods Submerge Uranium Mines in Urals – Reports
State nuclear agency Rosatom denied that the mining facilities were impacted by the flood.
2 Min read
Feature
'Dirty as Hell': Coal Dust Chokes Murmansk as Moscow Ramps Up Asia Exports
As the dust fuels public grievances and concerns for human health, the Murmansk Commercial Seaport is busy expanding its operations.
6 Min read
targeted strikes
Russia Targets Ukrainian Energy Sites in Overnight Attacks
Two power lines were cut off due to the strikes, and there were temporary outages for some energy customers in the Mykolaiv and Kherson regions.
1 Min read
energy pressure
80% of Ukraine’s Coal, Gas Power Plants Hit by Russian Attacks: Minister
Moscow has launched almost daily strikes on Ukraine's power grid since late March, causing major blackouts in the northeastern city of Kharkiv.
1 Min read
production disruption
Russia’s Gasoline Output Slides 12% in Late March Amid Refinery Attacks
Ukrainian drones targeted at least eight Russian refineries in mid-March, some of which have either partially or completely halted operations.
1 Min read
customs data
EU Firms Supply $630Mln in Equipment to Russia’s Arctic LNG 2 Project Despite Sanctions
The largest suppliers were companies from Italy, France, Germany, the Netherlands and Spain.
3 Min read
power provider
Finland’s Fortum Seeks Compensation for Seized Russian Assets
The energy firm said it was seeking “several billions of euros” in compensation from Russia over the asset grab.
1 Min read
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