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PGNiG Upstream Norway acquires two new fields in the North Sea
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PGNiG Upstream Norway signed an agreement with Norske Shell to acquire interests in Kvitebjørn and Valemon, two producing fields in the North Sea. The gas produced will be sent to Poland after the Baltic Pipe link is launched.
Romania is one step closer to link Black Sea fields to shore
Romania took an important step to start the exploitation of its first gas deposit offshore as BSOG launched the installation phase for a 121 km subsea gas pipeline within the offshore Midia Natural Gas Development Project.
Amber Grid launches preparatory work for connecting GIPL to the transmission system
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After completing the directional drilling and laying the gas pipes for the GIPL under the country’s widest rivers on schedule, Amber Grid has begun preparations for connecting the pipeline to the gas transmission system.
DESFA’s investments to reinforce Greece as an international energy hub
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DESFA is funding projects worth 500 million euros, in order to reinforce Greece as an international energy hub, as well as to upgrade the energy security of the Eastern Mediterranean region.
Ukraine’s oil and gas industry requires certain government decisions
Naftogaz Group is seeking to increase its resource base through the exploration of new fields and by developing the potential of new projects. However, the oil and gas industry requires certain government decisions.
PKN ORLEN begins a tender procedure for its hydrogen hub
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PKN ORLEN commenced a process to select the contractor to build a hydrogen hub in Włocławek, designed to ultimately produce up to 600 kilograms of purified hydrogen per hour.
PKN Orlen and PGNiG considers joint investment in Ostrołęka power plant
PKN Orlen and PGNiG will start to analyse the possibilities of joint investments regarding the construction of a combined cycle gas turbine block in Ostrołęka and the development of a biogas plants network.
Hungary signs historic long-term gas supply agreement with Shell
Hungary will buy 250 bcm of LNG annually for 6 years from Royal Dutch Shell via Croatia’s Krk LNG port. This means that Hungary will secure 10% of its gas supply from the West.
GIPL pipeline to be completed in 2021 as planned
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Almost 50% of planned works of the gas pipeline link GIPL – the energy project of strategic importance for Lithuania and the Baltic region - have been performed and the entire project should be accomplished by the end of 2021.
OMV Petrom expands Upstream operations entering the Han-Asparuh exploration block
OMV Petrom completed the transaction for the acquisition of 100% of the shares in OMV Offshore Bulgaria, thus entering the Han-Asparuh exploration block.
EBRD invests in Ungheni-Chisinau gas pipeline
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The EBRD acquired 25 per cent stake in Vestmoldtransgaz, the gas transmission company that is operating the newly built Ungheni-Chisinau gas pipeline that will enable Moldova to diversify its energy sources.
PGNiG receives second LNG load in Lithuania
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The second load of approximately 3,000 cubic metres of LNG has arrived at the Klaipėdos Nafta reloading station after PGNiG became the sole user of the facility earlier in April.
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