Slovenia has temporarily removed two charges from motor fuels in an effort to contain the effect of higher international oil prices on households and businesses. The…
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Serbian oil company NIS has asked the US Office of Foreign Assets Control for a new special licence that would allow it to continue operating after its current…
Serbia has authorized oil companies to temporarily use their mandatory operational diesel stocks as exceptionally low water levels on the Danube restrict fuel imports and increase…
The US Treasury has extended the period during which companies can negotiate the acquisition of Lukoil’s international assets, giving prospective buyers until 22 August 2026 to progress discussions with…
Romania’s oil supply has become more vulnerable after Kazakhstan reportedly suspended crude deliveries through the Caspian Pipeline Consortium, following drone attacks on vessels loading at Russia’s Black…
Hungary’s independent fuel retailers have warned that the diesel supply chain is coming under increasing pressure from weak import margins, Danube transport restrictions and tightening wholesale…
Serbian pipeline operator Transnafta has submitted an environmental impact assessment for the proposed crude-oil pipeline between the Hungarian border and Novi Sad, moving the project into a critical…
Croatian oil and gas company INA has started a €65mn offshore drilling programme in the northern Adriatic, targeting five new production wells as Croatia seeks to slow the decline of…
The procurement process for the planned Serbia–Hungary oil pipeline has encountered another delay after Serbia’s public-procurement review authority partially cancelled the tender procedure for professional construction…
Dubrovnik, Croatia | 22–23 September 2026The European downstream industry is entering one of its most demanding operating environments in decades. Geopolitical uncertainty, fragmented trade flows, tightening…
