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Sudan rations fuel in response to shortages
Sudan’s transitional government responded to burgeoning shortages of refined fuels by introducing a rationing regime on February 10.
Russia rejects Belarus request to restructure $10bn loan for nuclear power plant construction
Kazakhstan eyeing further oil output cut of 20,000-30,000 bpd
EBRD lends Georgia €10mn to complete hydropower plant reconstruction
Czech energy company Energo-Pro has completed Karakurt dam in Turkey
Indonesia to halt LNG exports to Singapore in 2023
Indonesia has confirmed plans to end liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports to Singapore once its current supply agreement ends in three years.
Queensland to launch upstream auction in April
Australia’s Queensland State has unveiled plans to open its next oil and gas exploration bid round in April.
Energy Community urges Western Balkans to reconsider policy of subsidies for coal-fired plants
GAIL’s quarterly profit jumps 18%
State-run natural gas utility GAIL (India) has posted an 18% quarter-on-quarter increase in its net profit for the October-December period.
Ukraine suffers slide in gas output in 2019
Cooper signs industrial gas supply deal
Australian developer Cooper Energy has signed a multi-year natural gas supply agreement with glass product manufacturer O-I.
Shell confirms plans to build 120-MW solar farm in Queensland
Shell is to build the 120-MW Gangarri solar plant in Queensland in a bid to reduce the carbon footprint of its LNG export-orientated Queensland Curtis (QGC) onshore natural gas project.
IEA data heralds end to emissions growth
Global energy-related emissions levelled out in 2019 at 33.3bn tonnes following two successive annual increases in 2017 and 2018.
Nigerian legislators reportedly planning to draft new oil law “from scratch”
Ahmad Ibrahim Lawan, the president of Nigeria’s Senate, said last week that legislators hoped to draw up a brand new version of the proposed oil law, which will be known as the Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB).
Mozambique mulls small-scale refining project in Inhambane
Carlos Zacarias, the chairman of Mozambique’s National Petroleum Institute (known as INP), said last week that his organisation backed plans for a small-scale refining project in the southern province of Inhambane.
Libya sees oil production decline further, takes refinery off line
Conditions in the Libyan oil sector have continued to deteriorate over the last week, as forces loyal to Khalifa Haftar maintain their blockade of the country’s crude export facilities.
Ukraine court bans, unblocks privatisation of power generating major
Azerbaijan to increase natural gas production but slightly cut oil output says Socar official
Uzbek energy minister updates IAEA on efforts to improve nuclear safety regulations and infrastructure
State-run Turkmen gas producer to purchase equipment from Malaysia’s Serba Dinamik for TAPI pipeline
As five more Turkish soldiers are killed Ankara tells visiting Russian delegation Syria attacks on observation posts must stop immediately
Russia resists OPEC calls for cuts
Keeping Liddell open would cost Australia $200mn
The Australian federal government’s plans to keep open the Liddel coal-fired power plant in NSW would cost $200mn of public cash
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