Developments in Russia and the other former Soviet Union countries are of critical importance to the oil and gas industries and markets around the world.

This email-based alert service provides timely analysis and comment on developments in the region, going behind the headlines to assess the implications of developments in industry and politics, upstream, downstream and in the oil and gas transportation sector. It draws on both published material from a wide range of sources and our own network of contacts in the region and the companies operating there.

Recent bulletins e-mailed include:-

- Russia gets its way in dispute with Belarus
- Turkmenistan diversifies its gas export routes
- If it’s January, there must be an energy dispute
- Russia lines up gas purchases for 2010
- Azerbaijan’s alternatives
- Nord Stream takes a giant leap forward
- A tale of two gas deals
- The mystery surrounding Turkmenistan’s gas reserves deepens
- Russian oil production reaches 10 mbpd
- Ukraine reverses oil pipeline
- Build it and we will come
- Russia leaves the door ajar for more foreign investment
- Kazakhstan’s Caspian transport squeeze
- Getting Turkmenistan’s gas to Europe
- Too many pipelines?
- Bulgaria sparks concern over Burgas-Alexandroupolis and South Stream pipelines

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