05/22/2013 // Gazprom is preparing to test an innovative method of oil spill cleanup
05/22/2013 // BP stabilizes production at the Azeri-Chirag-Guneshli block
05/21/2013 // "Stroygazkonsalting", "SGM" and "Stroynovatsiya" will meet at the conference "NEFTEGAZSTROY 2013"
05/21/2013 // Uzbekistan to run a small-scale LNG project with support from Russia
05/20/2013 // At today more then 150 companies from 12 countries join us at RAO/CIS Offshore 2013
05/20/2013 // Gazprom Neft invigorates exploration work in the Arctic areas
05/20/2013 // Rosneft continues buying gas assets
05/17/2013 // Tokarev: Rosneft's increase of oil supplies to China will change Russia's cargo flow pattern
05/17/2013 // Miller: With a new gas transmission system in the east, Gazprom will have a unified gas supply system
05/17/2013 // Azerbaijan to propose using the Baku-Novorossiysk oil pipeline in reverse mode
Mikhail Krutikhin: A window seat
Mikhail Krutikhin: Double exposure
Mikhail Krutikhin: Self-inflicted wounds
Mikhail Krutikhin: Expensive Russia
Mikhail Krutikhin: A feminine touch
Russia: Insights from a changing country
Russian elections and the energy sector – no changes ahead
Nabucco Will Be, Even Without Azerbaijan, Experts Claim
Streams and Dreams: RusEnergy Expert on Gas Pipeline Projects
RusEnergy Expert: The fuel crisis is not a conspiracy but a combination of stupidity and greed (in Russian).
Gold Stream: Gazprom’s new pipeline deserves to be called by that name
Liberalism on ice: Russia will keep offshore projects closed for non-state companies until oil prices fall
Tapping tight oil: field service providers master technologies of dealing with low-permeability plays
Sea warriors: a disputed offshore field may leave Europe without Turkmen gas
Enforced recovery: oil operators look for new methods of producing tight oil
In Russia, where institutions can be people, Sechin is an institution. Donald N. Jensen, Resident Fellow at the Center for Transatlantic Relations at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies
