Azerbaijan and Türkiye extend gas supply from Shah Deniz field
Azerbaijan and Türkiye have signed an agreement to extend Azerbaijani gas supplies from Stage 1 of the Shah Deniz …
Azerbaijan and Türkiye have signed an agreement to extend Azerbaijani gas supplies from Stage 1 of the Shah Deniz …
Uzbekistan's national oil and gas company, Uzbekneftegaz, plans to participate in the project to develop the Shah Deniz gas field in the Azerbaijani sector of the Caspian Sea, Uzbek Investment, Industry and Trade Minister Laziz Kudratov told …
Increasing share of Russia's LUKOIL in the Shah Deniz gas project in Azerbaijan to nearly 20% allowed the company to expand its foreign gas production …
Azerbaijan expects more gas from the new phase of Shah Deniz in four years’ time, President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev said, addressing the 4th international conference on “Shaping the Geopolitics of the Greater Eurasia: …
The "Shahdeniz" gas-condensate field will reach its peak production in 2023, BP vice president for communications and external relations in the Caspian and Middle …
The government of Azerbaijan has revealed its plans to expand bilateral trade with the European Union
BP Azerbaijan said on Monday that production at its Alpha platform at the Shah Deniz gas field had been suspended on Aug. 14 for 14 days for planned maintenance. The company said last month that the suspension was due this quarter. …
In mid-January, Azerbaijani and Saudi officials gathered in Baku to mark the start of construction on a 240MW wind power project. A deal had been signed for the $300m scheme, some 45km northwest of the capital, two years earlier. Not far …
Russia's Lukoil has announced completion of the transaction of buying a 9.99% interest in the Shah-Deniz gas project from PETRONAS. The transaction value is approximately $1.45 billion. Following the completion …
Azerbaijan will increase gas supplies to Turkey, deputy head of the public relations and events department at Azerbaijan's state oil company SOCAR Ibrahim Ahmadov said. Amid technical problems in gas …
Lukoil has signed an agreement to purchase a 15.5% stake in the Shah Deniz gas project in the Azerbaijani sector of the Caspian Sea from the Malaysian company Petronas for $ 2.25 billion, the Russian company said in a statement. The …
Europe is sounding the alarm as the continent continues to grapple with its energy crisis, with gas extending record highs, in line with rallying energy markets. European electricity and gas prices have rocketed this year as tight …
BP has announced the start of gas production under the second phase of the Shah Deniz offshore project in Azerbaijan’s deep-water sector of the Caspian Sea, with the UK supermajor also resuming plans to start long-discussed shallow water exploration drilling in the country
Before 2020, Russia was the leading gas exporter to Turkey with a market share around 33%. Few were those who predicted any sudden alterations to this order of things
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BOTAS and the Consortium of Azerbaijani Shah Deniz gas condensate field are negotiating a new contract for the supply of gas within the first stage of the field development. According to the head of the public relations department of BP-Azerbaijan, Tamam Bayatli, due to the completion of the contract concluded in 2001, which provided for the transportation of gas in the amount of 6.6 billion cubic meters annually, supplies to Turkey within the framework of Shah Deniz-1 were terminated on April 16
The Shah Deniz consortium today announced commencement of commercial gas deliveries to Europe from the Shah Deniz gas field in the Caspian Sea offshore Azerbaijan via the newly-completed Southern GasCorridor (SGC) pipeline system, accord to the …
Military clashes have not yet affected energy supplies from the region, but they could disrupt oil and gas exports
The impending completion of the Southern Gas Corridor has led to renewed interest in TCP
The final decision will be made in 2021