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Afghanistan and Turkmenistan strengthen cooperation on TAPI gas pipeline and trade initiatives

Afghanistan and Turkmenistan reaffirmed their commitment to deepening their bilateral partnership during a meeting between officials from both countries, with a particular focus on major infrastructure projects and energy cooperation.

Energy methane emissions reach 120 million tonnes in 2024

Methane released by the oil, gas and coal sectors remained at near-record levels, according to the International Energy Agency, which flagged the scale of massive leaks detected.

Macron welcomes Berdymukhamedov in pursuit of gas deals with Turkmenistan

The French president hosts Turkmen leader Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov in Paris to finalise economic agreements amid geopolitical rivalries over Central Asian gas resources.
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Turkey Secures a New Gas Agreement with Turkmenistan

Ankara strengthens its energy supply with an agreement signed on February 11, 2025, with Turkmengaz. The first deliveries of Turkmen natural gas are scheduled for March, marking a strategic step in diversifying gas sources for Turkey and Europe.

Kazakhstan: Elimination of 362,781 m³ of Oil Waste on the Caspian Coast

Kazakhstan announced the decontamination of over 360,000 m³ of oil waste inherited from the Soviet era, marking a major effort to reduce pollution on the Caspian Sea coast, which has suffered from decades of environmental degradation.

Turkmenistan Commits to Extinguishing the “Gates of Hell” to Reduce Methane Emissions

Turkmenistan is intensifying efforts to extinguish the burning Darvaza crater, a major source of methane emissions for 50 years, strengthening its environmental policy against climate change.
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Afghanistan: Work begins on the TAPI gas pipeline between Central and South Asia

Afghanistan launches construction of the TAPI gas pipeline, a USD 10 billion project linking Turkmenistan, Pakistan and India to transport natural gas over 1,800 km.

Uzbekistan processes Afghan crude: strategic energy cooperation

Uzbek refiner Saneg begins processing Afghan crude oil at its Fergana refinery, a move designed to alleviate Afghanistan's energy shortages under Taliban rule.
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Georgia launches its first refinery to secure its energy supply

Georgia begins construction of its first oil refinery at Kulevi, with the aim of reducing its dependence on Russian imports and strengthening its energy autonomy.
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Azerbaijan and Russia discuss gas transit via Ukraine

Azerbaijan is negotiating with Russia to extend gas transit via Ukraine, which is essential for Austria and Slovakia, according to President Aliyev.
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Pakistan: Progress on the TAPI regional pipeline project

In Pakistan, final approvals for the TAPI (Turkmenistan Afghanistan Pakistan India) pipeline project are scheduled for the second quarter of 2024.
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Rainfall in Afghanistan: Hydropower opportunities and human catastrophes

Heavy rains in Afghanistan boost hydroelectric production, but also cause significant loss of life and material damage.
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Artificial intelligence to combat methane leaks

In Paris, engineering company Kayrros harnesses satellites and AI to detect methane leaks, helping to fight global warming more effectively.
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Russia – Iran: strengthening trade in the face of sanctions

Russia is beginning to export fuel to Iran by rail to circumvent Western sanctions. Although bottlenecks are encountered along the road, rail transport represents a promising new avenue for expanding economic cooperation between the two countries.

The impact of war and sanctions on Russian gas

The impact of the war in Ukraine on gas trade with Europe has been disastrous for Russia, with several exports reduced and revenues almost halved this year according to estimates. Russia is seeking to adapt by negotiating new commercial contracts and diversifying its gas production in order to continue to maintain its economy.
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Turkmenistan: three senior officials relieved of their duties

Turkmen President Serdar Berdymukhamedov has relieved the economy minister and two deputy ministers responsible for the energy and oil sector, which is crucial for the Central Asian country, whose economy depends on natural gas exports. The country is seeking to diversify its gas exports by delivering gas through the TAPI pipeline project. However, these projects suffer from recurring difficulties, particularly due to the return of the Taliban to power in Kabul.
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