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With potential to supply up to 17% of electricity in key EU countries by 2050, the project also targets volume manufacturing across the EU.
Equinor and Shell have completed a deal to combine their UK offshore oil and gas operations to form a new company. Adura will be the UK North Sea’s largest independent producer.

Sanctioned oil tanker is stranded off Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast after suspected Ukrainian strike

The oil tanker Kairos stranded off the Black Sea port of Ahtopol and believed to be part of the “shadow fleet” used by Russia to evade international sanctions linked to its war in Ukraine.

Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry denies involvement in attack on Russian tanker Midvolga-2

Ukraine has denied any responsibility for the attack on the tanker Midvolga-2, which was reportedly carrying sunflower oil from Russia to Georgia. Heorhiy Tykhyi, a...

Ukrainian Defense Forces strike oil terminal and tanker in Russian Tuapse

The Ukrainian Defense Forces targeted a maritime oil terminal responsible for transshipping products from the Tuapse Oil Refinery, as well as an oil tanker moored at the facility.

Spy Site: Russia turns sunken ferry MS Estonia into underwater surveillance platform

Russian intelligence services have equipped the site of the MS Estonia ferry disaster in the Baltic Sea for underwater espionage.

The Ukrainian Navy received new T12 boats for maritime special operations

The Defense Intelligence units are already effectively using the previously donated T12 boats to patrol water areas and conduct special operations, including in temporarily occupied territories.

Zelenskyy: Russians using shadow fleet tankers for drone sabotage operations

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy accused Russia on Tuesday of using oil tankers for intelligence gathering and sabotage operations.

Ukrainian Special Forces strike Russian missile ship in Karelia’s internal waters

The operation took place at 4:31 a.m. in the waters of Lake Onega, located within the territory of the Republic of Karelia.

Ukrainian naval drones attack oil export infrastructure in Russia’s Tuapse

The port of Tuapse is one of the main facilities for oil exports from southern Russia. Damage there could disrupt supply logistics and increase risks for maritime transport in the region.

Two Russian fighter jets fly at low altitude over Polish oil platform in the Baltic Sea

This was the second Russian provocation on September 19th, after three Russian MiG-31 interceptors entered Estonian airspace without permission in the morning near Vaindloo Island and remained there for almost 12 minutes.

Drones attack Russia’s largest oil port, fire erupts on ship at Primorsk

On the night of September 12th, drones attacked Russia’s largest oil terminal, the Port of Primorsk on the Baltic Sea, located in the Leningrad region.

Sixth LNG tanker loads cargo from Russia’s Arctic LNG 2, data shows

A liquefied natural gas (LNG) tanker loaded a cargo from Russia's sanctioned Arctic LNG 2 project last week, making it the sixth loading from the plant so far this year, according to shiptracking data from analytics firms Kpler and Vortexa.

Russians test naval strike drone during July Storm exercises

Russian forces tested a new naval strike drone during the large-scale July Storm military exercises.

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