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Russia commits to Serbian route for TurkStream extension

Moscow is ready to invest $1.4 billion in a Serbian pipeline that will form part of the continuation of TurkStream into Europe, but it has avoided giving a deadline on construction.

By Silvia Favasuli 18 January 2019
The LNG Canada information centre LNG

Oil prices may be key for Canadian LNG FIDs

Rising oil prices will be beneficial for Canadian LNG projects because of the boost they will provide to NGL prices, but upstream costs could still be pushed up by domestic factors.

The Beihai LNG terminal. Supply & Demand

China’s slowing economy to drag on gas demand growth

After two years of stellar growth, China’s gas demand looks set to expand at a slower rate in 2019 in line with a stuttering economy.

Anadarko operations in Mozambique LNG

Terror threat looms large in Mozambique

The deteriorating security situation in Cabo Delgado could make Anadarko’s LNG project more expensive, but financing is moving despite the arrest of Mozambique's former finance minister.

Interviews

Hungary's Paks nuclear power plant

Hungary eyeing Ukraine transit and Turkish Stream

Energy Minister Péter Kaderják confirms Hungary is working on an interconnector with Serbia but is aiming to receive gas both from Turkish Stream and via Ukraine.

Infographics

Heating demand boosts Africa-Europe pipeline flows

Falling temperatures prompted a 6.7% rise in deliveries across the Africa-Europe pipelines last week.

Opinion

A platform off Romania's coast

BRUA pipeline shows new signs of life

A new capacity auction may boost the prospects for the Bulgaria-Romania-Hungary-Austria pipeline, as well as for proposed projects offshore Romania.