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EU plan to deal with halt in Russian gas supplies to come into force today

The European Union's (EU) emergency plan to prepare for a possible halt in Russian gas supplies will come into force on Tuesday, after it was published in the bloc's official journal the previous day

Iraq discounts heavily to muscle out cheaper Russian oil in India

After a dip in market share, suppliers from the West Asian nation are discounting heavily to muscle out cheaper Russian oil

Russia undercuts Saudi Arabian oil in India as competition heats up

Russian barrels were cheaper than Saudi crude during April through June, with the discount widening to almost $19 a barrel in May

Why discounted Russian crude oil hasn't cooled retail fuel prices

Russian crude oil, which was less than 1 per cent of imports prior to Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February, rose to 8 per cent of India's crude oil import volume in April

GAIL rationing gas as former Gazprom unit cuts supplies: Report

An industrial consumer said GAIL has restricted its gas quantities to a 'take or pay level', the lowest level at which it will not attract a penalty from the customer

Russia asks Sakhalin-2 gas buyers to pay via Moscow-based bank: Report

A second source said the energy company was in discussions to switch payment currencies away from US dollars for supply contracts

More oil middlemen muscle in to supply India with cheap Russian crude

Companies include Wellbred and Montfort have been marketing Russian oil to Indian buyers, joining the likes of Coral Energy and Everest Energy

EU embargo on Russian gas 'impossible', says Austrian Chancellor Nehammer

Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer has said that an embargo on Russian gas in the European Union (EU) is "impossible" due to EU countries' heavy dependence on Russian energy

Oil prices rise on tight supply as attention turns to OPEC+ meeting

Oil prices gained about $1 in early trade on Friday, lifted by supply concerns and a weaker US dollar as attention turns to what OPEC and allies including Russia agree at a meeting next week

Siemens failed to fulfill obligations: Gazprom on Nord Stream repair

Russia's gas giant Gazprom has said that Siemens failed to fulfill its obligations and had not returned a repaired turbine engine for the Nord Stream 1 pipeline

Oil rises on US inventory drop, Russian gas cuts as Fed decision looms

LONDON (Reuters) -Oil rose by $1 a barrel on Wednesday as a report of lower inventories in the United States and cuts in Russian gas flows to Europe offset concern about weaker demand and a looming U.S. interest rate hike.

Russia's Gazprom cuts gas through Nord Stream 1 to 20% of full capacity

Russia's Gazprom on Wednesday halved the amount of natural gas flowing through a major pipeline from Russia to Europe to 20% of capacity. It's the latest reduction to Nord Stream 1 that Russia has blamed on technical problems, but Germany calls a political move to sow uncertainty and push up prices amid the war in Ukraine. The Russian state-controlled energy giant announced Monday that it would carry out the reduction citing equipment repairs, further raising fears that Russia could cut off gas completely to try to gain political leverage over Europe as it tries to bolster its storage levels for winter. Data on the Nord Stream website and the head of Germany's network regulator, Klaus Mueller, confirmed the reduction. Gas is now a part of Russian foreign policy and possibly Russian war strategy, Mueller told Deutschlandfunk radio. Prices surged to the highest levels since early March for natural gas, which is used to power industry, generate electricity and heat homes in the ...

Top Headlines: 5G spectrum bids on Day 1, IMF cuts India's GDP forecast

The opening day of the biggest telecom auction in the country ended with top telecom firms buying spectrum worth more than Rs 1.45 trillion across frequency bands including 5G

China facing stiff competition for its favourite Russian oil from India

India has ramped up purchases of crude from Russia's far east, a grade that's typically favored by Chinese oil refiners

Can Europe live without Russian natural gas: What we know so far

Europe faced an energy crisis even before drama emerged about the Nord Stream 1 pipeline reopening from Russia to Germany. While natural gas started flowing again Thursday after the major pipeline shut down for 10 days of maintenance, Europe will still struggle to keep homes warm and industry humming this winter. That is because Russia has already slashed Europe's amounts of natural gas used to power factories, generate electricity and heat homes in the winter, and Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned they could keep dwindling. Deliveries through Nord Stream 1 were cut by 60% before annual repairs began and were expected to stay well below the pipeline's full capacity. Government officials had feared the pipeline may not reopen at all, saying Putin is using energy for political leverage in his confrontation with the European Union over the war in Ukraine. Here are key things to know about Europe's energy crisis: DID RUSSIA CUT OFF GAS TO EUROPE? It has reduced supplies ...

The West digs for the next energy battle

The 11-nation partnership to secure critical mineral supplies has the potential to influence future investments and trade flows in energy

World shares hit 3-week high as recession fears ease, dollar hovers low

World shares hit a three-week high on Wednesday as strong US corporate earnings and the expected resumption of Russian gas supply to Europe allayed fears of a recession

Russia seeking payments for oil exports from India in dirhams: Report

Russia is seeking payment in United Arab Emirates dirhams for oil exports to some Indian customers, three sources said and a document showed

Gazprom declares force majeure on at least three European gas buyers

Gazprom has been delivering less gas than ordered by customers over the past month, with the company citing problems with turbines at its main pipeline to Europe that ends in Germany

Oil back above $100 on Russian gas supply jitters, weaker US dollar

Russian gas export monopoly Gazprom declared force majeure on gas supplies to Europe to at least one major customer, potentially ratcheting up the continent's supply crunch