What are the Ukrainian and Russian energy assets in focus after Trump-Putin call?
Russia and Ukraine accused each other on Wednesday of launching air attacks that sparked fires and damaged infrastructure just hours after their leaders agreed to a limited ceasefire to halt attacks on energy infrastructure.
Markets saw only a modest reaction Tuesday after Russia agreed to a temporary pause in attacks on energy infrastructure in ...
Any increase in Russian energy production is "better said in natural-gas terms, since gas volume has definitely gone down" since the start of the war in Ukraine, said Manish Raj, managing ...
Rising energy costs, competition from Asia for energy supply have led European businesses to exert pressure on EU to ...
Russian President Vladimir Putin seems confident that pipeline flows of natural gas to Europe could be stepped up if a ...
European natural-gas prices rose after Russia’s President agreed to pause attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure but declined to endorse a full cease-fire.
Ukraine's energy security, state energy firm Naftogaz has inked a deal with Poland's Orlen to procure 100 million cubic ...
Russian forces made use of an underground gas pipeline to attack Ukrainian troops in Sudzha in Kursk in a surprise assault.
Russia fired 67 missiles from air, land and sea and launched 194 strike and decoy drones, Ukraine’s air force said. Their primary target was Ukraine’s natural gas extraction facilities ...
European gas futures dropped as much as 4.5% after President Vladimir Putin said a potential energy cooperation deal between ...
The Kremlin said on Wednesday that Russia had suspended its attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure after a phone call between Presidents Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump and had shot down its own ...
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