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Ocean Scientific International Limited (OSIL) Provided A Number Of Lightweight Repositionable Environmental Monitoring Buoys…

PGNiG Upstream Norway plans to produce additional volume of approx. 0.5 billion cubic meters of natural gas this year. This will allow the companys total production to reach 3 bcm of gas in 2022. Following the launch of the Baltic Pipe pipeline, the hydrocarbons produced by the PGNiG Group in Norway will be delivered to Poland.

Ocean Scientific International Ltd. (OSIL), a company specialized in marine instruments and systems for monitoring and environmental measurement, has provided a number of lightweight repositionable dredge monitoring buoys to DHI A/S for the Baltic Pipe Project.

This growth will be achieved with increased contributions from the Skarv, Gina Krog and Duva fields.

PGNiG Upstream Norway plans to produce an additional volume of approximately 17.5 billion cubic feet of natural gas this year.

Polish state-owned natural gas company PGNiG has forecast an increase in its extraction of gas in Norway for the years 2022-24.

As the European Union hits a wall with its Russian oil embargo and backtracks on some sanctions, Russia has imposed its own sanctions on EuRoPol Gaz S.A., which owns the Polish portion of the Yamal-Europe natural gas pipeline

PGNiG Upstream Norway plans to produce an additional volume of approximately 17.5 billion cubic feet of natural gas this year.

Russian President Vladimir Putin miscalculated again when he stopped natural gas shipments to Poland and Bulgaria on April 27. Now Russia appears to have lost the gas markets in both countries as they are preparing to permanently wean themselves from Russian energy supplies. The official reason for the sudden severing of gas exports was the refusal of Poland and Bulgaria …

One of Lithuania’s most important strategic energy projects of the last decade, the 500-million-euro gas interconnector ...