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Harbour Energy exits contested Falklands project
UK-headquartered independent Harbour Energy has said it will pull out of the controversial Sea Lion oil project off the coast of the Falkland Islands.
Turkey hikes natural gas prices by 15% for industrial users
Kazakh authorities stall nuclear plant decision
Russia's InterRAO utility major could up exports to China
Hungarian-Serbian gas interconnector starts operation
South Africa meets global climate envoys, asks for financial aid to go green
South African cabinet ministers met climate envoys on Tuesday, 28 September for talks on climate finance options that would help it shed its coal addiction and move to a green economy. South Africa was adamant that it needed financial aid.
SOCAR Polymer increases export revenues 74%
New Mongolian container terminal to lift coal exports to China
South Africa forges ahead with South Sudan oil deal - report
South Africa's $1bn investment in South Sudan's oil industry is expected to kick off in November. South Africa plans to enter South Sudan in November to start working on the deal it made with the country two years ago, according to a report.
Warrego upbeat over neighbouring WA gas discovery
The developer has hailed a new gas discovery in a neighbouring Perth Basin block as having positive implications for its own assets.
China launches first LNG spot pricing index
China has launched its first spot pricing index for liquefied natural gas imports amid an ongoing power crisis that has driven a surge in demand for the fuel.
Iraq, Turkey ‘planning to reopen Kirkuk-to-Ceyhan oil pipeline’
India softens tone with OPEC
India appears ready to repair its frayed relations with OPEC as the organisation prepares to roll back production cuts designed to support international oil prices.
Turkey’s first nuclear power plant may go into operation as soon as 2022 says Erdogan
Petronas to restart downstream complex this year
Malaysia’s state-owned Petronas is aiming to restart its integrated downstream complex in the south of the country before the end of the year.
Bechtel interested in large-scale investments in green energy in Serbia
Cheniere receives green light to introduce feed gas to Sabine Pass Train 6
US LNG giant Cheniere Energy has been given the go-ahead by regulators to introduce feed gas to Train 6 at its Sabine Pass export terminal in Louisiana.
PennEast Pipeline stops development
PennEast Pipeline said this week that it would stop developing its proposed pipeline from Pennsylvania to New Jersey.
Erdogan says Turkey looking at fighter jet, submarine and more nuclear cooperation with Russia
Turkish president may be trying to force Washington to cut his regime some slack. Biden ambassador nominee for Ankara has said he will push Turkey to “live up to its status as a Nato ally”.
Ecuador to fund construction of new transmission system for oil sector
The government of Ecuador will make funds available to private companies for the construction of $1.9bn worth of new energy facilities, including a new transmission system for the oil sector.
Chariot signs MoU on green hydrogen project in Mauritania
UK-based Chariot said earlier this week that it had signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Mauritania’s Ministry of Petroleum, Mines and Energy on a proposed green hydrogen project.
Angola awards nine blocks in onshore licensing round
Angola’s National Oil, Gas and Biofuels Agency (ANPG) has identified the winners of the recently concluded bidding contests covering nine onshore blocks in the Kwanza and Lower Congo basins.
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