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German Bundesnetzagentur (BNetzA) temporarily suspended the certification of the Nord Stream 2 project. Its operator, Nord Stream 2 AG, will have to create a special purpose company responsible for the management of the gas pipeline in accordance with the EU law of the gas directive.

What goes on in Poland on the 12th of November.

What goes on in Poland on the 9th of November.

PGNiG Upstream Norway, together with its partners, launched another two wells on the Ærfugl field in the Norwegian Sea. Thanks to the completion of the investment, the Ærfugl reservoir will contribute approx. 0.57 billion cubic metres of natural gas per year to the Company’s production volume.

The primary goal of Russia and Gazprom is to lay the groundwork for the launch of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline. The gas conflict with Moldova could have had a negative impact on the image of this project, which ultimately prompted Gazprom to sign a new, five-year contract for gas supplies to Moldova – […]

PGNiG Upstream Norway and its licence partners successfully completed a wildcat exploration well on the Egyptian Vulture prospect in the Norwegian Sea. The discovered reservoir may contain as much as 63 million barrels of crude oil.

The current gas crisis has drawn attention to the actual owners of Germany’s gas storage facilities, which are German in name only. However, few have noticed that Germany’s entire gas system is either directly or indirectly managed by Russians. It took Moscow almost 20 years to acquire German energy assets – writes Mariusz Marszałkowski, editor […]

The homeopathic gas supply organized by Poles and Ukrainians to Moldova, which is suffering from shortages, is only a band-aid solution. Putin used Gazprom as a weapon against that country. It’s time for Europe to respond – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, editor-in-chief at BiznesAlert.pl.

PGNiG Supply & Trading in cooperation with the American-Ukrainian ERU Group won a tender for natural gas supplies to Republic of Moldova. This will be the first ever gas supply to that country from a non-Russian source.

– It is virtually certain that the current situation is largely due to deliberate action by Russia against the new authorities in Chisinau and their pro-EU policy, and that the inability to reserve capacity, which Gazprom uses to explain the drop in supplies to Moldova, is merely a pretext – write Kamil Całus and Agata Łoskot-Strachota, […]