Croatia expects to add another 1 billion cubic metres of annual gas-import capacity at the Krk LNG terminal during the second quarter of 2027, reinforcing the country’s role as…
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Bosnia and Herzegovina’s gas importer Energoinvest will pay approximately 14.42% more for Russian natural gas during the third quarter of 2026 after Gazprom Export imposed a new contractual price. The revised purchase…
Lukoil Overseas has requested an extension of its concession for Romania’s Trident offshore gas block, with the current licence due to expire in October 2026. The Dutch-registered…
The European Union has approved a limited exemption allowing European companies to continue transporting Russian LNG to non-EU destinations under contracts signed before 24 February 2022, preserving…
European gas storage refilling is falling materially behind last year, increasing the region’s sensitivity to LNG availability, pipeline disruptions and late-summer demand. EU underground storage facilities…
Natural gas returned to the center of Southeast Europe’s power-market risk in July 2026. A sharp increase in European benchmark prices, disruption to Gulf LNG shipping,…
Croatian gas transmission operator Plinacro has placed eight pipeline sections in Vukovar-Srijem County up for sale with a minimum price of €2.908 million, excluding VAT. The assets comprise approximately 67.1…
Greece’s energy strategy is increasingly regional, combining LNG infrastructure, cross-border pipelines, electricity interconnections and a rapidly expanding renewable portfolio. Venture Global and Atlantic-SEE LNG, the joint venture between AKTOR…
Croatia is developing a multi-layered energy position based on LNG transit, electricity storage, hydrogen infrastructure and advanced battery manufacturing. The expansion of the Krk LNG terminal from 2.9 billion…
Serbia does not plan to increase regulated household gas prices despite a sharp rise in European wholesale costs, relying on its oil-indexed Russian supply contract, high…
