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Brazil has high hopes for next offshore licensing rounds
Felipe Kury, the head of Brazil’s National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels (ANP), believes that his country has a lot riding on the success of its next offshore licensing rounds.
European Commission to probe Poland’s planned merger of Orlen and Lotos oil and fuel companies
Russia's Gazprom could SPO another 3.7% in autumn 2019
Russia's natural gas giant and pipeline exports monopolist Gazprom could SPO an additional 3.7% of its quasi-treasury shares in the next few months to cash in again on a dramatic rally in the company’s share price in July
Kenya completes first berth at Lamu Port
Repsol appoints Peterson as main logistics contractor for drilling offshore Guyana
Peterson, a UK-based provider of energy and logistics services, will serve as Repsol's main logistics contractor during the drilling of the Carapa-1 exploration well.
US court upholds legitimacy of Citgo’s ad hoc board
A US court has issued a ruling upholding Venezuelan Interim President Juan Guaido’s right to appoint an ad hoc board at Citgo, a Houston-based downstream subsidiary of PdVSA.
ADNOC’s busy year continues
Nigeria boosts rural power access
Nigeria has opened a 2.8-MW solar hybrid power project at the Alex Ekwueme Federal University as part of the government’s rural electrification drive
Zimbabwe pays debt to ease power crisis
Zimbabwe plans to resume paying its power debts in a bid to raise imports to 700 MW and to bring the current power crisis to an end.
KNPC to increase storage and fuel capabilities
Indian upstream attracts unexpected interest
Petronas denies reported interest in Indian refinery
ONGC, partners to exit Sudanese blocks
Mexico likely to withdraw money from oil fund to cover budget shortfall
Mexico is reportedly mulling a proposal to use more than 40% of the money in its sovereign wealth fund to compensate for lower budget revenues this year.
Australia mulls gas reserve policy
Argentina’s energy secretary touts economic benefits of new gas pipeline
Argentina’s Energy Secretary Gustavo Lopetegui said last week that the country was set to reap enormous benefits from the construction of a new natural gas pipeline linking the Vaca Muerta shale formation to Buenos Aires.
Barakah sues Petronas over licence suspension
IOC’s profits slip in April-June quarter
Kazakh oil producers strive for the right to export
PNG backs Papua LNG agreement
Papua New Guinea (PNG) Petroleum Minister Kerenga Kua has said the government will stand behind the natural gas agreement it signed in April, paving the way for the development of the Papua LNG project.
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