Tagged With Rosneft
28 February 2022
The major has sold two assets and will futureproof two others, meaning only its share in the German JV remains for divestment
21 January 2021
At a time when many IOCs are shunning large-scale investments in oil extraction, Russia’s biggest oil producer is pressing ahead with perhaps its largest ever undertaking
24 September 2020
The Kremlin has made a surprise move to reform its complex system
27 August 2020
Sechin confirms drilling has restarted in the Russian Arctic shelf, despite high costs and ongoing sanctions
18 August 2020
China is intensifying its pressure on Hanoi to halt IOCs’ offshore drilling activities. Some have already withdrawn and others may follow
13 August 2020
The Russian oil firm has added more reserves to its ambitious Vostok Oil project
18 June 2020
Despite arduous operating conditions, Covid-19 further challenging the economics and the threat of further Western sanctions, growth in the region remains a core priority for the government
1 May 2020
Oil production poised to plummet as global economic conditions prove nightmarish prospect for the country’s energy sector
2 April 2020
Oil producers in the country have relatively low upstream costs and greenfield projects ready to roll
17 March 2020
Sanctions, the oil price shock and the potential exit of Chevron multiply the country’s misery
13 January 2020
Regime’s attempt to seize parliamentary control creates yet another fracture in troubled Latin American nation
1 November 2019
Venezuela misses crucial bond payment as danger of losing control of the US refiner looms
12 July 2019
A Rosneft-linked independent is developing one of Russia’s biggest ever discoveries
26 February 2019
Strategic investments from Rosneft have unclogged Kurdistan's messy export scene, paving the way for supplies to Turkey in the early 2020s
14 December 2018
Russia ramped up production in 2018, with Arctic developments playing a major role
13 December 2018
The country was at the centre of activity in the Asia-Pacific region, boosting production and imports—though some showed wariness about Beijing’s growing power
5 September 2018
Chief executive Igor Sechin has sharpened his knife for another corporate spat
27 July 2018
The outlook for the energy sector is bright, but the post-elections political prospects remain cloudy
20 July 2018
Beijing's determination to exert its influence in the South China Sea is causing problems for oil companies active in the region
17 July 2018
Chief executive Igor Sechin has outlined bold reforms for Russia's largest oil company, but will they be put into practice?
26 June 2018
Energy majors Rosneft and Novatek are pushing ahead with LNG projects, despite the growing threat of US sanctions
15 June 2018
The investors' darling is prioritising high-margin upstream activities
15 June 2018
The arrest of another oligarch with links to the energy industry has raised questions over the motive
18 May 2018
After two years of belt-tightening, Indonesia's NOC is seeking to plug the country's energy consumption gap
27 April 2018
The loss of a valuable US partner has shaken Rosneft, but it's sticking to its expansion plans and global investment strategy
24 April 2018
The government is considering supplying high-sulphur crude in a separate stream to improve Urals export quality
15 March 2018
Eni's parallel-development method has enabled it to smash records at its mega-giant Zohr gas project. Petroleum Economist was given exclusive access to the onshore operations
6 March 2018
New oil finds and melting ice are helping to reignite interest in the region
14 February 2018
Even as the country's gas sector thrives, its major companies face political battles at home and abroad
14 February 2018
Petroleum supplies to the international market should rise in 2018
5 February 2018
The independence vote heralded political and economic disaster. Existential uncertainty now faces the region's oil sector
23 January 2018
Russian producers grudgingly adhered to the cuts and a stronger oil price helped perk up the economy
16 January 2018
The Maduro government wants a new deal on its debt. Things are going to get messy
17 November 2017
Venezuela faces steep bond payments before the end of the year. It is looking to Russia to help keep it from default
16 November 2017
The KRG referendum result and subsequent Iraqi army offensive against the Kurds underline how risky it is for companies involved in the export and sale of Kurdish crude
26 October 2017
Eastern Siberia will be the engine for rising Russian oil and gas output for decades
26 October 2017
Faced with growing domestic competition and a wave of seaborne gas heading for Europe, Gazprom needs to up its own LNG game
17 October 2017
Don't expect the market to be freed up anytime soon, but Russia is at least thinking about busting Gazprom's monopoly on pipeline gas supply
21 September 2017
The Bazhenov deposit holds a lot of oil, but a repeat of the American shale bonanza is by no means imminent
21 September 2017
New US sanctions on Russia may create problems for the country's gas export giant
8 August 2017
For long-term investors in Russia, the nightmare unfolding for the privately held conglomerate Sistema gives them a distinct sense of déjà-vu
24 July 2017
The country's big producers have met most of the terms of the deal with Opec. But patience with the cuts is wearing thin
3 July 2017
Arabs encourage Russia's economic advances but are wary of political ones
7 June 2017
US sanctions against Russia have hit ExxonMobil harder than most and the supermajor is getting no change out of Washington in its efforts to loosen them
17 May 2017
A Supreme Court ruling has given the president broad authority to strike oil deals. Will there be any takers?
15 May 2017
GDP is picking up, partly thanks to higher oil prices. But reforms are needed to consolidate the gains
15 May 2017
Rosneft and Novatek are biting at Gazprom's heels in the domestic market. Its focus is international
3 March 2017
Not content with its oil eminence, the state-controlled oil giant has Gazprom in its sights
