Vladimir Afanasiev is a FSU correspondent at Upstream. He covers a range of topics including energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and mining operations, with a focus on the intersections of energy and mining across various regions including APAC and LATAM. His work has been featured in notable publications, highlighting his expertise in energy sustainability, oil and gas, and finance.
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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.
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Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaidi sets new production target while his minister travels to Riyadh
Eco Atlantic will partner Navitas Petroleum in probe targeting big prospect
Equinor starts next development phase at legacy Troll field to grow natural gas supplies to Europe
The country forecasts decline in oil and condensate production this year
Fire aboard Liza Unity on Sunday triggered halt of operations
Shearwater Geoservices will collect 3D data on acreage in Norwegian Sea to northwest of Norway
Iraqi Oil Ministry delivered message to UCC Holding and partners to move faster to binding commitments
Karachaganak field to start maintenance work in September despite efforts by Astana to keep country's oil production steady
Both companies have presence in major energy projects in country
By: Vladimir Afanasiev
Authorities eager to accelerate increase in oil production to boost government revenues
