The project to construct a new gas pipeline with a capacity of 63 billion cubic meters from Russia to Turkey has entered the execution stage, Russian energy giant Gazprom has said by a written statement on late Feb. 24.

Russia might direct a new pipe to Bulgaria functioning as a ramification of its planned gas pipeline to Turkey

There was no clear answer to the question of where LNG for Europe might come from in a session devoted to the topic at the European Gas Conference in Vienna, Austria, but that didn't mean that panel participants were unable to provide a wealth of information and insights to the discussion.

Ukraine has agreed to increase the cost of gas to consumer by 280 percent, and 66 percent for heating, as part of the IMF terms for getting extra financial aid, says Valery Gontareva the head of the National Bank of Ukraine.

BP DOESN’T SEE SIGNIFICANT SHALE GAS PRODUCTION IN EUROPE BY 2035

Shale gas and tight oil are commercially produced in just four countries

The United States, in contrast, showed robust economic and employment growth in 2014, which is forecast to continue through 2015.

BHI: US rig count continues 11-week dive, loses 98 more units

An independent Dutch safety panel has found that the operators of Europe’s largest natural gas field, Royal Dutch Shell and Exxon Mobil, as well as the Dutch government, for years ignored the dangers posed by earthquakes in the field.

Brent crude oil prices will average $58/bbl in 2015 and $75/bbl in 2016