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Albania is the largest oil producer among the Western Balkan countries and the third largest across Southeastern Europe, reads a recent report published by the Greek-based South East Energy Institute of Energy. In the region, involving…

Energy security is a topic of growing concern to many EU countries and the Western Balkans, here defined as Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, FYR Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia, could play a role in improving that security through…

Energean new exploration areas in the west of Greece, by the Adriatic Sea, hold the most potential to transform the company from a minor oil and gas company into a fairly significant player. An arc extending north from southwestern Greece,…

Recent developments regarding the Ukrainian crisis and the overall activation of the Trans-Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) has resulted in a commotion on the Southeast European gas market with regards to the viability of several LNG projects that…

In his address to delegates at the European Gas Conference in Vienna, Austria, Mr. Reha Aykul Muratoglu, Head of Transit Petroleum Pipelines Department - Ministry of Energy & Natural Resources, Turkey, spoke about his country's…

A recent international energy workshop in Athens, Greece provided several pointers for the up and coming upstream gas sector in several Balkan countries. The region is unexplored in most respects and workshop participants were assured of…

The Trans Adriatic Pipeline's (TAP) selection by the Shah Deniz Consortium established the long-awaited Southern Corridor Route and gave hopes for a new substantial diversification route for the whole of Europe. At the 2nd Annual Balkan…

IRN held the well-attended 2nd Annual Balkans Oil & Gas 2013 Summit on 24th-25th September in Hotel Grande Bretagne in Athens, with key executives of the oil and gas industry giving insights and revealing future plans on the Balkans…

The 2nd Balkans Oil & Gas 2013 Summit is coming next week, 24th-25th September, to gather key players at the 5* Hotel Grande Bretagne, with Governmental Officials from the Ministry of Environment, Energy and Climate Change in Greece,…

At the end of May, leaders from Albania, Boznia-Herzegovina, Montenegro and Croatia signed an agreement about the construction of two new pipelines, the Trans-Adriatic (TAP) and the Ionian-Adriatic (IAP). Being a point of discussion for…