PGNiG and Chevron terminated the agreement on cooperation in shale gas exploration
The agreement between PGNiG and Chevron was made n March 2014.
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- 05.05.2015
Shale gas exploration status as of May 2015
05.05.2015Less concessions and no new wellsFirst oil from the offshore Baltic B8 field to be produced this year
29.04.2015LOTOS Petrobaltic upholds its plan to start production from the B8 field in the fourth quarter of 2015.Three scenarios for Polish shales
28.04.2015Shale gas exploration forecasts for Poland by Puls BiznesuPGNiG drilled 10 wells in the first quarter of 2015, but none of them was for shale gas exploration
28.04.2015Polish Oil and Gas Joint Stock Company drilled 10 wells in the first quarter of 2015. The wells are located in concessions held in Wielkopolska (Central Poland) and the Carpathian Foothills.Half of U.S. fracking companies will disappear by the end of 2015?
25.04.2015Will as much as 20 out of 41 independent fracking companies be bankrupt or sold by the end of 2015?The "Mineral Deposits" Conference
23.04.2015The fourth “Mineral Deposits” All-Poland Scientific Conference was held at Warsaw headquarters of Polish Geological Institute on 15-17 April 2015.France upholds ban of shale gas exploration
21.04.2015The French government commissioned a report on technologies alternative to hydraulic fracturing.PGNiG closed the financing of the Kosakowo gas storage facility from EU funds
16.04.2015The Kosakowo Cavernous Underground Gas Storage Facility is located on the Baltic Sea in the Pomeranian Province, Kosakowo CommuneGazprom wants to extract shale gas in Europe
16.04.2015Russian Gazprom and Dutch Gasunie have announced that they are considering joint shale gas productionShale gas exploration status in Poland as of April 2015
11.04.2015Overview of exploration projectsPoprawa: Gas resource estimates are up, but Poland is unable to tap the resources
09.04.2015Comments by Paweł Poprawa from the Institute of Energy Studies for the biznesalert.pl news serviceMinistry of the Economy: gas consumption will rise in Poland
09.04.2015Poland's gas consumption is expected reach 15.4 Bcm in 2015.The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency published a report on the chemicals and water used in hydraulic fracture stimulation
31.03.2015Hydraulic fracturing companies use 692 different chemicals in the processGrabowski: It is harder to squeeze the gas out of Polish shales than the U.S. ones
31.03.2015The Minister of the Environment Maciej Grabowski granted an interview on shale gas exploration to the POLSKA Dziennik Bałtycki daily.Shale gas exploration has no significant effect on the environment
24.03.2015GDOŚ (General Inspectorate for Environmental Protection) published its Summary Report on the Shale gas Exploration Environmental Studies
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