Insight
Russia & Caspian Upstream month in brief: Total moves first to buy 10% in Arctic LNG-2 from NOVATEK
Report summary
Spotlight on the main stories from Russia, Central Asia and Caucasus, adding our opinion and analysis. Key news from last month includes: Will Russia withdraw from the OPEC+ production cut? Total acquires 10% in Arctic LNG-2 from NOVATEK; Qatar becomes third largest shareholder in Rosneft; BP and partners launch the Southern Gas Corridor. For further information on these and any other regional themes, please contact Wood Mackenzie’s Russia and Caspian research teams.
Table of contents
- NOVATEK and Total lead Saint Petersburg announcements
- What you need to know
- Exploration and development
- Gas and petrochemicals
- Fiscal
- Our latest insights, reports and webinars
- Meet our analysts
Tables and charts
This report includes 1 images and tables including:
- Stakeholders in Rosneft: previous and new deal scenarios
What's included
This report contains:
Other reports you may be interested in
05 September 2018
Russia & Caspian Upstream month in brief: NOVATEK launches second Yamal LNG train and Caspian states sign landmark convention
Insight
Russia & Caspian Upstream month in brief: NOVATEK launches second Yamal LNG train and Caspian states sign landmark convention
Spotlight on the main stories from Russia, Central Asia and Caucasus, adding our opinion and analysis.
$1,35004 May 2018
Russia & Caspian Upstream month in brief: sanctions pressure increases on Russia
Insight
Russia & Caspian Upstream month in brief: sanctions pressure increases on Russia
Spotlight on the main stories from Russia, Central Asia and Caucasus, adding our opinion and analysis.
$1,35007 March 2017
Russia & Caspian Upstream month in brief: OMV spends US$1.85bn on South Russkoye stake
Insight
Russia & Caspian Upstream month in brief: OMV spends US$1.85bn on South Russkoye stake
Our latest 'month in brief' report, covering the upstream sector in Russia and the Caspian.
$1,350
