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Nigeria’s CESL arranges to buy Armada Perdana FPSO from Malaysian company
Malaysia’s Bumi Armada said last week that it had arranged to sell a floating production, storage and off-loading (FPSO) unit to Century Energy Services Ltd (CESL) of Nigeria.
YPF execs voice optimism about plans for new LNG plant
Two high-ranking representatives of Argentina’s national oil company (NOC) YPF said last week that they remained optimistic about the prospects for ramping up LNG exports.
Permian dynamics change as new takeaway capacity comes online
New oil pipelines out of the Permian are providing relief to producers in the region in an operating environment that remains difficult, while new gas capacity is also being prepared to come online
Gazprom Neft targets oil rims at East Siberian gas giant
Will Tanzania’s loss be Kenya’s gain?
Nairobi’s talk about working with Uganda to build an oil export pipeline is not likely to lead to much concrete action.
Zenith announces positive drilling results at Jafarli field
Tajikistan launches second 600 MW turbine at Rogun hydroelectric power plant mega project
Perupetro says Peru LNG complex saw exports rise in August
Peru’s national oil company (NOC) Perupetro said last week that it had seen LNG exports from the terminal in Pampa Melchorita rise year on year last month.
Adrian Darya spotted off Syria as Iranian tanker news flows
Gazprom Neft eyes Arctic venture with Novatek
Libya’s NOC halts kerosene deliveries to eastern regions
Libya’s National Oil Corp. (NOC) has suspended deliveries of kerosene to areas in the centre and the east that were not under the control of the government in Tripoli.
Falih falls further as contracting continues
CNPC subsidiary reportedly suspends work on Sinovensa expansion project
Venezuela’s plans for expanding the production capacity of Sinovensa, a joint venture between the national oil company (NOC) PdVSA and China National Petroleum Corp. (CNPC), may be suffering a setback.
Sakhalin-1 partners take decision on LNG plant
Iraq announces more drilling ahead of pledge to cut output
NPCC to collaborate with Chinese services firms
Ahead of ICJ hearing, Somalia denies Kenyan claims on offshore auctions
Somalia’s government has denied claims that it intends to head off a pending arbitration case by auctioning off a number of offshore blocks that may contain crude oil and natural gas near its disputed maritime border with Kenya.
ADX strikes gas in Romania
US court rejects efforts by ExxonMobil, Shell to collect compensation from Nigeria
ExxonMobil (US) and Royal Dutch Shell (UK-Netherlands) have suffered a setback in their attempt to enforce an arbitration court’s ruling against Nigerian National Petroleum Corp. (NNPC).
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