APS Review Gas Market Trends articles from November 6 2006

APS Review Gas Market Trends archives from November 6 2006

CIS-Iran Gas Cartel Is Proposed As Russia Faces Stronger EU Lobby.
November 6, 2006... *** Turkmenistan's Annual Gas Exports To Iran Will Reach 14 BCM As From 2008 *** The EU Is Still Keen To Buy Iranian Gas, Despite The Nuke Row, Through The Nabucco P/L To Be On Stream In 2011 *** Gazprom More Than Doubles The Gas Price...

Turkmenistan's Annual Gas Export To Iran To Reach 14 BCM From 2008.
November 6, 2006... Iran's annual natural gas imports from Turkmenistan will increase to 14 BCM beginning from 2008. This is according to the Managing Director of the state-owned National Iranian Gas Co. (NIGC) Seyyed Reza Kasa'izadeh. "The current gas import to...

The EU Is Still Keen To Buy Iranian Gas Despite Nuclear Row.
November 6, 2006... The EU is keen to start buying natural gas from Iran to diversify supplies away from Russia, despite a European Commission freeze on Iran gas talks due to the international row on Tehran's nuclear ambitions. Iran is slated to pump between 7-10...

Russia Doubling Gas Price To Georgia.
November 6, 2006... Russia on Nov. 2 intensified economic pressure on Georgia as the state-controlled Gazprom indicated it would seek to more than double the price it charges for natural gas beginning in January. The proposed increase followed a series of punitive...

New Russian-Ukrainian Gas Agreements.
November 6, 2006... At the end of October, RosUkrEnergo AG and UkrGazEnergo signed an annex to the treaty on purchase/sale of gas for 2006-2010 dated Feb. 2, 2006. Under this agreement, Ukraine will receive at least 55 BCM/year of Central Asian gas at $130/000 CM...

Belarus To Invest In Iranian Petroleum Industry.
November 6, 2006... The First Vice-Premier of Belarus Vladimir Semashko arrived in Iran on Oct. 30 heading a delegation to discuss co-operation in petroleum industry between Tehran and Minsk. Semashko, who was laying grounds for this week's trip by the Belarusian...

Sakhalin-II Partners May Seek New Deal.
November 6, 2006... Shell and its partners in the $22 bn Sakhalin-II oil and gas venture may seek to agree with Russia on a new accord, clearing the way for Gazprom to take a stake in the project. Shell plans to offer to sign a supplementary deal to the existing...