Experts say the appointment of a top Xinjiang official to lead China’s main energy body hints at the important role the region will play in domestic energy development.
Gazprom’s access to the OPAL pipeline remains limited to 50%, although a decision to release the blocked capacity could be reached in January. It could facilitate increased flows to Europe, but will it happen?
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Egypt’s state oil company is paying back what it owes IOCs with billion-dollar loans, but with LNG payments starting in December and little cash coming in, it faces big problems.
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