Tag Archives: Russia

EU Sanctions may Stall Work on Russian LNG Project

Technip Energies NV may have to considerably slow construction for Novatek PJSC’s Arctic LNG 2 project because of the latest European Union sanctions against Russia for invading Ukraine. The prospect is a blow for Netherlands-based Technip and the Russian energy company, which is developing the giant export terminal for super-chilled …

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Europe’s Gas Prices Rise as Wind Speeds Fall

Benchmark European natural gas prices rose on Monday morning as forecasts of low wind speeds and still and cooler weather in the coming days spurred increased demand for gas for power generation across Europe. The day-ahead gas price at the Dutch TTF hub, the benchmark gas price for Europe, jumped …

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Russia’s War has Sparked a Coal Renaissance

Despite lots of talk about renewable energy acceleration, coal continues to dominate some markets. China is steadily increasing its coal output, while Indonesia looks to export to new European buyers. And while lots of countries are imposing sanctions on Russian coal, India is now backing up its cheap Russian oil …

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Germany Rejects Putin Demand for Ruble Payments for Gas Exports

Companies buying Russian natural gas should not have to set up ruble accounts to pay for it, German Finance Minister Christian Lindner said, pushing back against a demand made last month by Russian President Vladimir Putin. “Contracts are contracts,” Lindner said Wednesday in an interview with Bloomberg Television in Washington. …

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