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France, Germany urge Iran to make rapid return to nuclear deal talks after Tehran makes reference to November restart
AsiaElec: South Korea’s oil and gas funding calls green commitments into question
South Korea provided $127bn in support for overseas oil and gas projects between 2011 and 2020 as government-backed development finance institutions (DFIs) continued to support fossil fuels as the government talked up green energy.
Another busy week for Nigerian downstream
Russia's Gazprom pledges to double dividend on record profits
KNPC extends CFP PMC contract
The crushing weight of China’s debt burden on Eurasia
Emerging European economies were already facing heavy debt burdens before the pandemic. Now it’s worse. Several countries in Eurasia and Emerging Europe are struggling to pay off huge loans they took from China.
Emerging Europe’s perfect storm for illegal logging
High demand for wood for the booming global furniture market, poverty, persistent corruption and huge areas of sparsely populated forest land combine to create the conditions for illegal logging in Emerging Europe.
Zelenskiy starts work in Washington with a nuclear energy deal
Romanian PM says government won’t cap energy prices
Israel calls time on issuing onshore exploration permits
Nuclear talks unlikely to resume before November
ADNOC awards concession to PPL-led consortium
OPEC+ unlikely to heed US calls for output hike
Iran appoints Owji as new oil minister
POGC to begin further South Pars appraisal work
MEOG: Iraq back on track
DMEA: Kuwait extends CFP contract
NorthAmOil: Hurricane Ida disrupts Gulf operations
Production in the US Gulf of Mexico and coastal downstream operations alike were severely disrupted by Hurricane Ida this week, which made landfall in Louisiana as a Category 4 hurricane on August 29.
GLNG: Indonesia approves Tangguh LNG expansion, CCUS plan
Indonesian regulator SKK Migas has approved the development plan for an expansion and a carbon capture, utilisation and storage project at BP’s Tangguh LNG export complex in Papua Barat.
AfDB president hopes work on Mozambique LNG will resume in 12-18 months
Akinwumi Adesina, the president of the African Development Bank (AfDB), has said he believes that TotalEnergies (France) will be able to resume work on the Mozambique LNG in about 12-18 months.
NLNG seeks to refute reports of disrupted shipments
The Nigeria LNG (NLNG) consortium has dismissed recent reports about delayed shipments and missed deadlines, saying that it remains committed to upholding commitments to its customers.
AGOCO says it may have to stop production because of inadequate funding
Arabian Gulf Oil Co. (AGOCO), a subsidiary of Libya’s National Oil Corp. (NOC), has revealed that it may halt production soon because it does not have enough money to sustain its operations.
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