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Articles with tag "Gazprom"

Pipeline Politics

Turkish Stream Pipeline is Almost Finished, Gazprom Says

TurkStream should be online by the end of the year.
Stock spike

Shares in Russia’s Gazprom Soar

Doubling of dividend payout has lifted valuation.
Utility bills

Chechen Court Overturns $140M Gas Debt Write-Off

Chechnya's capital has seen extensive raids and mass blackouts over unpaid gas bills by as many as 35 percent of residents.
New Gaffer

Russian Football Union Names Gazprom Neft Executive New President

Dyukov, who was the sole candidate in the election for the RFU presidency, has worked for Gazprom Neft, since 2008. 
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Tatyana Stanovaya

By Demanding a Gas Discount, Kadyrov Is Pushing His Luck

A ruling by a Chechen court to cancel a massive gas bill has put the Kremlin in a tight spot.
Gazprom

Russians Owe More Than $450M in Gas Debt, Gazprom Says

Several Russian regions have asked for a write-off after a Chechen court ruled for 9 billion rubles of gas debt to be erased last week.
Chechnya

Fearing Protests, Court Orders Gazprom to Write Off Chechnya’s $135M Gas Debt

Unpaid debts on utility bills are a widespread problem in Chechnya’s capital of Grozny, with an estimated 35 percent of residents failing to pay their...
Kaliningrad

Putin Declares Exclave’s Energy ‘Independence’ as He Turns on LNG Tap

President Vladimir Putin has declared Russia's Western exclave Kaliningrad energy independent from neighboring countries.
Gazprom

Russia Gas Pipeline to Boost Grip on Ukraine and Europe, U.S. Diplomat Says

The pipeline has been opposed both by President Donald Trump, a Republican, and his Democratic predecessor Barack Obama.
Gazprom

Gazprom Plots Gas Pipelines to Bulgaria, Serbia, Hungary and Slovakia — Reports

The route “in effect” replicates the South Stream pipeline that was scrapped in December 2014 under EU pressure after Russia annexed Crimea.
Turkey

Russia's Gazprom Says Offshore Part of TurkStream Is Complete

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan met in Istanbul to mark the completion of the offshore leg of the pipeline.
Gazprom

Europe’s Tallest Skyscraper Costs More Than Dubai’s Burj Khalifa, Media Reports

The newly built 87-story headquarters of Russia’s Gazprom gas giant in St. Petersburg is estimated to have cost $1.8 billion.
Gazprom

Russia Looks to Hydrogen as Way to Make Gas Greener for Europe

Gazprom is exploring ways to produce emissions-free hydrogen from its fuel and create a $175 billion a year market by 2050.
Architecture

Construction of Europe's Tallest Building Finishes in St. Petersburg

The 87-story building is slated to become the headquarters of Russia’s Gazprom gas giant.
Gazprom

Gazprom Drops Out of First Place in Energy Company Rankings

Big Oil and its benefactors are talking with enthusiasm again about the industry’s outlook, the report said.
Gazprom

Russia Extends Austria Gas Deal to 2040 After Putin’s Visit

The previous gas deal with Austria was set to expire by 2028.
Rosneft

Russian Energy Giants — Gazprom and Rosneft — Clash in International Gas Markets

Russian energy major Rosneft is challenging domestic rival Gazprom.
Germany

Politics Aside, Work Starts on Russia-Germany Gas Pipeline

The new pipeline will double Russia's export capacity of 55 billion cubic meters to Germany.
Europe

Russia's Gazprom 'Satisfied' After Settling EU Antitrust Case Without Fines

EU antitrust regulators ended a seven-year-long investigation into Gazprom on Thursday.
Sberbank

Russian Analyst Fired After Report Critical of Gazprom Contracts

Oligarchs Gennady Timchenko and Arkady Rotenberg were named as the main beneficiaries of the contracts.
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