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Shell expands offshore exploration in Malaysia with focus on new fields
UK supermajor Shell is intensifying its exploration efforts in the offshore regions of Malaysia
Kazakhstan: Authorities to gingerly allow LPG prices to rise
It was a price rise of this fuel that led to nationwide unrest in 2022.
Shell Egypt announces gas discovery in the North East El-Amriya block
Shell Egypt announced the discovery of a gas-bearing reservoir in the North East El-Amriya block, in the offshore Mediterranean Sea.
Kazakhstan-focused Nostrum Oil & Gas records decline in Q3 sales
Libya's Erawin field starts exporting crude at 600,000 barrels
Libya started exporting oil from the onshore Erawin field in the Murzuq basin on Tuesday, November 21, with a shipment of 600,000 barrels, according to the state energy utility NOC.
Lithuania's Klaipedos Nafta posts €5.5mn profit in 9M, revenue up 13% y/y
Lithuania's state-run oil product and LNG terminal operator Klaipedos Nafta announced that its consolidated revenue for January-September rose by 12.6% year on year to €63.6mn, BNS, a Lithuanian newswire, reported.
Energy system operators from Azerbaijan, Georgia, Hungary and Romania will meet in Baku in December on the Black Sea Energy project
Azerbaijan retains its status as the largest oil supplier to Croatia with a share of 74.5%
Azerbaijan retained its status as the largest supplier of oil to Croatia, based on the results of January-September 2023 with 981,667 tonnes of oil sent to the EU Adriatic country, which is 25.3% less than the same period last year.
Lithuania's Ignitis Grupe boosts 9M net profit 15% to €212.6mn y/y
Masdar launches Abu Dhabi solar project
UAE-based clean energy company Masdar and its partners along with procurer Emirates Water & Electricity Company (EWEC) have inaugurated the 2-GW Al Dhafra solar photovoltaic project in the UAE.
Petronas and Suriname government discuss potential offshore project
A delegation from Malaysian energy company Petronas recently entered into discussion with the government of Suriname to discuss a potential project at its offshore Block 52.
Turkey and Algeria extend LNG supply contract by three years
Venezuela’s PDVSA eyes sale of 1mn barrels of Corocoro crude amid eased sanctions
Venezuela's state-controlled oil firm, PDVSA, is reportedly exploring the sale of approximately 1mn barrels of Corocoro crude with the assistance of an intermediary. This potential transaction could mark the first sale of this grade in two years.
Eco Atlantic hunting for new partners following acquisition of Orinduik Block stake
Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas is on the search for new partners after expanding its interest in the Orinduik Block offshore Guyana. The company will hold a combined 75% operating interest.
Mexico human rights commission demands compensation for victims after LPG pipeline explosion
Mexico’s National Human Rights Commission (CNDH) has requested compensation from Pemex and the Puebla authorities for the victims of an explosion caused by an illegal connection to an LPG pipeline that affected 265 residents in 2021.
Murphy Sur starts process to terminate Mexico’s Salina Basin crude oil block
Murphy Sur has formally requested Mexico’s regulator the National Hydrocarbons Commission (CNH) to commence the early termination process for a designated offshore oil block in the Salina Basin.
Golar’s FLNG vessel sets sail for BP’s Greater Tortue Ahmeyim project site offshore Senegal, Mauritania
Marine infrastructure company Golar LNG’s converted floating LNG producer, Gimi, set sail from Singapore on November 18 for BP’s Greater Tortue Ahmeyim FLNG project offshore Mauritania and Senegal.
Petrobras aims to transition to renewable hydrogen in refineries
Brazil’s state-owned energy major Petrobras is actively considering a shift from conventional fossil hydrogen to renewable hydrogen in its refining processes, according to William Franca, the company's executive officer for Industrial Processes.
EurOil: DEPA in talks with Gazprom on 2024 gas supply
AsianOil: Pertamina strikes CCS deals with US majors
Mexico's auditor ASF says payments worth more than $3.5mn in Pemex’s Tula refinery need clarification.
The Superior Audit of the Federation has unearthed financial irregularities in the operations of Pemex’s Tula Refinery, with MXP61mn ($3.48mn) of payments which need clarification.
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