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        NRG              Welcome to NewsBase’s Roundup Global  in Ukraine. Gazprom said on May 5 it would use
                         (NRG), in which the reader is invited to join our  the 55bn cubic metre per year pipeline’s onshore
                         team of international editors, as they provide a  facilities to work in expanding gas supplies to
                         snapshot of some of the key issues affecting their  customers in north-west Russia.
                         regional beats. We hope you will like NRG’s new
                         concise format, but by clicking on the headline  GLNG: Mitsui has written down value of
                         link for each section the full text will be available  Russian LNG
                         as before.                           Japan’s Mitsui & Co. said that it had written down
                                                              the value of its investments in two Russian LNG
                         AsianOil: Chinese yards to stop work on   projects by a combined JPY80.6bn ($617mn).
                         modules for Arctic LNG 2             The company reduced the value of its 12.5%
                         Chinese yards are reportedly set to halt work on  stake in the Sakhalin-2 oil and LNG project by
                         modules for the Novatek-led Arctic LNG 2 pro-  JPY44.1bn ($338mn) and cut the value of its
                         ject in Russia by the end of May. This comes amid  investments in the under-construction Arctic
                         increasingly strict Western sanctions targeting  LNG 2 project by JPY36.4bn ($279mn).
                         the Russian economy – including the country’s
                         energy sector – in the wake of the war in Ukraine.  LatAmOil: Chevron seeks new investment
                                                              opportunities offshore Brazil
                         DMEA: Duqm study and Iran dealing    Chevron is looking for openings to invest in
                         Canadian firm Genoil announced this week  major new projects in Brazil’s offshore zone,
                         that it has completed a “bankable feasibility  according to Mariano Vela, the US major’s
                         study” for the development of a private 200,000  country manager. Speaking on the sidelines
                         barrel per day upgrading refinery at the Omani  of an industry conference last week, Vela said
                         port of Duqm. Meanwhile, following high-level  Chevron was “in the means of looking for new
                         meetings in Venezuela last week, Iran has said  opportunities.”
                         it is considering investing in a new refinery in
                         Nicaragua while inviting Brazilian companies to  MEOG: Energean makes East Med find
                         invest in its petrochemicals sector.  London- and Tel Aviv-listed Energean this week
                                                              announced a commercial gas discovery that
                         EurOil: Longboat clinches second offshore   it intends to tie back to facilities already being
                         Norwegian farm-in deal               deployed to develop existing reserves. Mean-
                         North Sea-focused junior Longboat Energy has  while, Iran and Russia are set to improve bilateral
                         announced a second farm-in deal off the coast  ties in the fields of oil and finance, as both coun-
                         of Norway, involving it in a two-well explora-  tries face a shrinking pool of potential partners.
                         tion campaign due to take place in 2022 and
                         2023. Longboat has acquired 20% stakes in three  NorthAmOil: Canada in talks on expediting
                         licences in the Norwegian North Sea from their  East Coast LNG exports
                         operator, Austria’s OMV, which will retain 40%  The Canadian government is in talks with the
                         stakes in the projects.              developers of two proposed LNG export ter-
                                                              minals on Canada’s East Coast to see whether it
                         FSU OGM: Russia puts Nord Stream 2 to   can help expedite those projects, it emerged last
                         work for domestic market             week. Canadian Minister of Natural Resources
                         Russia has announced it will use the onshore sec-  Jonathan Wilkinson told Reuters that Ottawa
                         tion of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline to serve  was in discussions with Pieridae Energy and
                         domestic demand, after Germany put the export  Repsol over terminals in Nova Scotia and New
                         project on hold in response to Moscow’s actions  Brunswick respectively. ™




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