The European Union is open to significantly increasing its purchases of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the United States in an effort to ease tensions with President Donald Trump and potentially prevent new tariffs on EU exports, European Energy Commissioner Dan Jorgensen has indicated. Jorgensen acknowledged that there is room for higher LNG imports from […]
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Serbian oil company NIS is grappling with mounting challenges in securing crude oil from international suppliers, while facing a loss of domestic customers who are turning to alternative sources for fuel. The difficulties come as the company deals with growing pressure from forthcoming US sanctions. NIS plays a vital role in Serbia’s fuel market, supplying
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European natural gas prices began the week with a sharp decline, driven by a broader global market sell-off sparked by the United States’ recent introduction of reciprocity-based tariffs. At the Title Transfer Facility (TTF) in the Netherlands, Europe’s most liquid gas trading hub, May contracts opened at 35 euros per megawatt-hour (MWh), marking a drop
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In response to US sanctions targeting its energy sector, particularly the oil company NIS, the Serbian Government has enlisted the lobbying services of BlackSummit Capital. The firm’s role is to assist Serbia in navigating the sanctions imposed on NIS, which is partly owned by the Russian company GazpromNeft. A document from the US Department of
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