Alexander Novak

MOSCOW - Serbia and Russia signed several agreements after Tuesday's meeting between Presidents Aleksandar Vucic and Vladimir Putin, including a deal that will see an increase in Russian gas supplies to Serbia.

Between 2024 and 2035, there will be a shortage of about 200 million tonnes a year on the Liquefied Natural Gas Market and a chance for Russia, Russian energy minister Alexander Novak said in an interview with Kommersant. According to him, the country could take a share of 15-20% of the liquefied gas market by 2035. At the moment it is about 4%.

Representatives of the governments of Serbia and Russia signed in Moscow, on Tuesday a series of agreements on cooperation in various fields.

The Serbian government announced this, adding that the agreements were signed after the talks between two state delegations led by Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic and Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak left open the prospect of the construction of a second pipeline of the Turkish Stream through Greece. In an interview to Turkish news agency Anadolu, Mr.

Russian companies have expressed an interest in modernizing energy sites in Bulgaria. This was announced by Minister of Energy Temenujka Petkova, who participated in Moscow at the fourth meeting of the Working Group "Energy", part of the Intergovernmental Bulgarian-Russian Commission for Economic and Scientific and Technological Cooperation.

Russia's energy minister said on Sept. 22 that he was in favour of continuing cooperation with the OPEC oil cartel as their joint accord to cap output bears fruit in boosting the price of crude.

"We should keep the pace and definitely moreover follow through on the concerted action," Alexander Novak said at the start of a meeting of oil-producing countries in Vienna.

European Commission Vice-President for Energy Union Maros Šefčovič and Russia's Energy Minister Alexander Novak plan to meet in the autumn to discuss EU-Russia energy relations, including security of supply, a European Commission spokeswoman told New Europe.

Russia hopes to finalize all necessary licenses and permits for Akkuyu, Turkey’s first nuclear plant, by the end of the year, Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak has said.

Contracting parties are working to obtain the last of the licenses for Akkuyu, Novak told state-run Anadolu Agency over the Aug. 19-20 weekend.

The fair in the Aegean province of İzmir is being named among not only Turkey's but one of the world's oldest fairs. Although at one stage its impact and content were open to intense debates, I must say that I see a serious change in the last two years. This can be seen from the number of the participants and the interest from sponsors.

Russia hopes to finalize all necessary licenses and permits for Akkuyu, Turkey's first nuclear plant, by the end of the year, Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak has said.

Contracting parties are working to obtain the last of the licenses for Akkuyu, Novak told state-run Anadolu Agency over the Aug. 19-20 weekend.