Gazprom and Petrovietnam discuss future cooperation in oil and gas sector

LNG Will Offer Protection Against Gas Supply Halts: IEA

Dispute over Russian gas supplies to Ukraine should be resolved shortly since this country will not survive this winter without Russian gas.

According to Gazprom’s financial report, in 2013 exports to Europe accounted for 58% of its revenue. It is true that Gazprom has been losing market share in Europe, but it has been increasingly flexible and sales rebounded in 2013.

Two of the biggest oilfield services companies, Halliburton and Baker Hughes, are discussing a merger that would help both companies fend off falling oil prices

EIA: OPEC’s actions bring huge uncertainty on crude oil price forecast

Russia gas flows still frozen; Ukraine banks on mild weather to hold out

Russia's Gazprom put 2015 investments at $18 bln

A growing list of delayed or cancelled projects, seen by some investors as a healthy move by majors to rein in capital spend after a poor history of returns is working its way through corporate earnings; it has already pummelled the share price of some European suppliers seen as financially fragile.

The first phase of the Sabine Pass project will cost more than $12 billion and seemed unlikely after Cheniere bet the wrong way on the U.S. natural gas market

A liquefied natural gas export plant proposed for Canada’s Pacific coast and backed by Royal Dutch Shell PLC could cost up to 40 billion Canadian dollars ($35.3 billion), according to a regulatory filing with the British Columbia government.

Transocean Ltd. (RIG), owner of the biggest fleet of deep-water drilling rigs, is feeling the effect of an industrywide glut in the expensive vessels just as crude-oil prices tumble.

"Газпром", "Роснефть" и "Лукойл" рассматривают возможность листинга своих ценных бумаг на бирже Гонконга в азиатских валютах.

North Atlantic Drilling Ltd. (NADL), the rig company controlled by billionaire John Fredriksen, will extend a deadline to complete deals with Russia’s OAO Rosneft (ROSN) that include $4.25 billion in contracts amid concern over trade sanctions, a person familiar with discussions said.

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