Bosnia has selected a U.S. investor to lead development of a new gas pipeline linking to Croatia’s LNG terminal, aiming to diversify supply away from Russian gas.
Insurers are arguing the Nord Stream pipeline blasts were war-related in a $580-million dispute, a case that could shape how major energy infrastructure risks are covered.
A cargo of U.S.-sanctioned Russian LNG is heading to India for the first time, according to shipping data, potentially opening a new market for Moscow’s exports. The shipment highlights shifting global LNG trade flows as Russia seeks alternatives ahead of Europe’s planned import ban.
Slovakia has yet to finalize testing of the Adria oil pipeline as an alternative to the disrupted Druzhba route. The outcome will determine whether the line can support crude flows to Central Europe.
Kazakhstan increased oil exports in Q1, with shipments to Germany rising sharply alongside higher volumes on CPC and BTC pipelines. The gains highlight steady growth in Caspian export flows to Europe.
Bosnia has named a U.S. investor to lead a new gas pipeline linking the country to Croatia’s LNG supply. The project aims to reduce reliance on Russian gas ahead of the EU’s planned 2028 ban.
Eni’s CEO is urging the EU to reconsider its Russian LNG ban, warning the bloc may struggle to replace roughly 20 bcm of supply. Ongoing Hormuz disruptions are tightening global gas markets and complicating Europe’s storage outlook.
Ukraine expects the Druzhba oil pipeline to resume operations by the end of April following recent disruptions, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said. The outage has affected regional crude flows and contributed to tensions between Ukraine and Hungary over EU financial support.
Yamal LNG has shipped its first cargo to China since November, signaling shifting trade flows as Europe moves to restrict Russian LNG imports.
Kazakhstan is continuing discussions on a potential gas pipeline linking Russia to China via its territory, as competing routes and regional demand shape project prospects.
Drone attacks have knocked out roughly 40% of storage capacity at Russia’s Primorsk oil terminal, raising concerns over export logistics and supply disruptions.
Gazprom has completed scheduled maintenance on the Power of Siberia pipeline, with gas supplies to China continuing during the work period.
A planned Alaska LNG project is seeking approval to acquire equipment from a sanctioned Russian facility as it advances toward a final investment decision.
Ukrainian attacks have shut down roughly 40% of Russia’s oil export capacity, disrupting key pipelines, ports and tanker routes across major supply corridors.
NATO is evaluating a major expansion of its Cold War-era fuel pipeline network into Eastern Europe to address supply challenges and strengthen military readiness amid rising tensions with Russia.
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