Tagged With Jason Corcoran
27 November 2018
Russia's remote eastern fields are ramping up as production shackles come off, but also to drive the growth that mature provinces can’t
15 November 2018
With the economy already wobbling, further curtailment of investment in energy and other sectors would spell trouble
17 October 2018
Novatek’s Arctic LNG projects are continuing apace, despite Washington’s so-called “bill from hell”
11 October 2018
The towering ambition of Gazprom’s capex programme is matched only by the height of its controversial new St Petersburg headquarters
21 September 2018
Gazprom has received a plan to develop energy projects in the disputed region of Crimea
21 September 2018
The Kremlin is pursuing another way to extract money from Gazprom, after failed efforts to force a dividend rise
5 September 2018
Chief executive Igor Sechin has sharpened his knife for another corporate spat
3 August 2018
Europe’s desire for cheap, stable energy clashes with the political need to maintain cordial US relations and support Ukraine
17 July 2018
Chief executive Igor Sechin has outlined bold reforms for Russia's largest oil company, but will they be put into practice?
26 June 2018
Energy majors Rosneft and Novatek are pushing ahead with LNG projects, despite the growing threat of US sanctions
15 June 2018
The investors' darling is prioritising high-margin upstream activities
15 June 2018
The arrest of another oligarch with links to the energy industry has raised questions over the motive
29 May 2018
Both countries signed up to the Opec deal in 2016. Neither seems destined to stick to the terms
29 May 2018
An international court ruling over gas supply contracts has done little to resolve differences between Gazprom and Naftogaz
21 May 2018
Russian output remains much higher than the level it agreed to in December 2016 and producers have big expansion plans
18 May 2018
An international court ruling over gas supply contracts has done little to resolve differences between Gazprom and Naftogaz
1 May 2018
Closer Russia-Saudi relations could bring new investment
27 April 2018
The loss of a valuable US partner has shaken Rosneft, but it's sticking to its expansion plans and global investment strategy
24 April 2018
The Russian firm had stellar production growth of late, but it urgently needs to find new resources
24 April 2018
The government is considering supplying high-sulphur crude in a separate stream to improve Urals export quality
19 March 2018
The world’s largest gas producer is once more likely to ignore calls to increase dividends
19 March 2018
Constrained by sanctions, firms are tied to the fortunes of domestic banks
6 March 2018
New oil finds and melting ice are helping to reignite interest in the region
19 December 2017
The pipeline maker is seeking to capitalise on a profit recovery in its North American operations, driven by the upturn in the shale sector
19 December 2017
Russia's largest privately-owned oil producer hopes its new long-term strategy will help maintain its status as a market favourite
24 November 2017
Once regarded as an unlikely addition to global liquefied natural gas capacity, the Yamal project is ready to roll and Novatek has even bigger plans
24 November 2017
CEFC’s investment in Rosneft should bring badly needed financing to Russia’s largest oil company
26 October 2017
Eastern Siberia will be the engine for rising Russian oil and gas output for decades
17 October 2017
Don't expect the market to be freed up anytime soon, but Russia is at least thinking about busting Gazprom's monopoly on pipeline gas supply
17 October 2017
The pipeline company's leaders are used to doing things their way, but a new shareholder, who has Kremlin-backing, sees things differently and wants changes
21 September 2017
The Bazhenov deposit holds a lot of oil, but a repeat of the American shale bonanza is by no means imminent
21 September 2017
New US sanctions on Russia may create problems for the country's gas export giant
6 September 2017
An investor favourite thanks to its Western-style management and handsome dividends, Lukoil could feel the fallout from a dispute between other major players
1 September 2017
Russia's greenfields hold abundant cheap reserves. How long can its companies resist the cash flow they offer?
17 August 2017
A banking crisis is a short-term risk in a region bursting with energy developments
8 August 2017
For long-term investors in Russia, the nightmare unfolding for the privately held conglomerate Sistema gives them a distinct sense of déjà-vu
8 August 2017
The reserves are there, but the government needs to help out, says the head of the country's largest independent gas producer
24 July 2017
The country's big producers have met most of the terms of the deal with Opec. But patience with the cuts is wearing thin
19 July 2017
Rosneft acquired prized oil producer Bashneft, but now it's taking the previous owner to court. The case will have ramifications for capital markets
7 June 2017
US sanctions against Russia have hit ExxonMobil harder than most and the supermajor is getting no change out of Washington in its efforts to loosen them
7 June 2017
Russia's gas behemoth continues to sink money into projects of dubious value
15 May 2017
GDP is picking up, partly thanks to higher oil prices. But reforms are needed to consolidate the gains
15 May 2017
Rosneft and Novatek are biting at Gazprom's heels in the domestic market. Its focus is international
8 May 2017
The country’s producers have been cutting output in the first two quarters of 2017, but their guidance to investors is for a reversal in the second half
19 April 2017
High-wire deal-making has become the hallmark of Russia's national oil champion. But are expansion plans risking too much?
5 April 2017
The company's finances are under severe strain, as its resources are drained off to prop up an ailing local economy
20 March 2017
Trump and Tillerson should help improve US-Russia relations. But an end to sanctions doesn't look imminent
3 March 2017
Not content with its oil eminence, the state-controlled oil giant has Gazprom in its sights
3 March 2017
The Kremlin has killed plans to increase dividends at state firms. Gazprom is off the hook again
