Vladimir Afanasiev is an FSU correspondent at Upstream. He covers a range of topics including energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, oil and gas, and mining operations, with a focus on the Asia-Pacific and Middle East regions. His work frequently addresses the intersections of finance, trading, and supply chain logistics within the energy and mining sectors.
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Vladimir Afanasiev's articles primarily cover government announcements, press releases, and cited data in the context of the oil and gas industry, with a focus on Russia and its energy sector. He leans towards covering topics such as LNG exports, sanctions related to energy, and oil production in Kazakhstan.
Given his focus on government announcements and press releases within the energy sector (with an emphasis on Russia), he would be most responsive to pitches offering insights or commentary from experts knowledgeable about Russian energy policies or those who can provide valuable analysis regarding geopolitical implications of these developments.
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Maintenance shutdown at Kashagan offshore oilfield would remove 400,000 bpd of oil from international markets in June
Authorities in Astana denounce last week's court decision to recognise Ukraine's efforts to enforce last year's international arbitration award
With the new government in place, Baghdad signals readiness to move fast to avoid new interruption to oil exports at the end of July
By: Vladimir Afanasiev
Ukraine targets oil export facilities in Novorossiysk and Tuapse that were the subject of previous strikes
By: Vladimir Afanasiev
Bassim Mohammed Khudair eyes new oil and gas developments as key to economic growth
Decision to delay Kashagan turnaround coincides with another drop in production at Kazakhstan's largest oilfield Tengiz
Lithuania's operator KN Energies secures contract linked to first phase of Gdansk LNG
By: Vladimir Afanasiev
Country's Prime Minister tells Kashagan field operator to postpone long-planned turnaround to 2027
By: Vladimir Afanasiev
UK supermajor aims to produce more natural gas to send to Europe
SBM and Solstad to form a joint venture to build a deepwater installation vessel by 2029
