Turkey Eyes Reviving Qatar Gas Pipeline Through Syria
The long-frozen pipeline project between Turkey and Qatar, which passes through Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Syria, may be revived if Syria achieves territorial integrity...
Gazprombank Sanctioned: Implications for European Energy Market
Washington announced a new round of anti-Russian sanctions on November 21. The US Office of Financial Assets Control (OFAC) blacklist includes 118 Russian organizations...
European Oil Giants Abandon “Green” Dreams, Re-Embrace Fossil Fuels
European oil giants understood the unprofitability of the so-called low-carbon projects, which have been extensively promoted by the United States, by the end of...
US Chip Dreams Falter as Intel Struggles
The US semiconductor industry, despite significant challenges in 2023, including a downturn and supply chain issues exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, is showing signs...
Rosneft’s Zvezda Shipyard May Join United Shipbuilding Corporation
Rosneft, which owns the Zvezda shipyard in Bolshoy Kamen, Primorsky Krai, is in talks to merge its facility with the VTB Bank-operated United Shipbuilding...