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Zimbabwe cancels controversial national park coal licences
The Zimbabwean Government has cancelled all mining licences in National Parks after public protests against two Chinese companies gaining coal explorations licences in the Hwange National Park.
ADNOC awards EPC jobs for Jebel Dhanna Terminal
Total, Egypt's OLA team up for fuel terminal
Reduced LNG demand drives project delays
Investors are widely expected to delay sanctioning new LNG export capacity on the back of depressed demand and an uncertain economic outlook.
NNPC denies graft at AKK gas pipe
Sonatrach hires contractors for pipe work
Australia pursues hydrogen ambitions
Sabine Pass back in service as Cameron LNG remains offline
The Sabine Pass LNG terminal resumed operations this week after going offline as a result of Hurricane Laura, which made landfall in Louisiana on August 27. Meanwhile, the nearby Cameron LNG facility remains offline.
Iran sees gas exports increase by 88% over seven years: NIGC
Sinopec awards long-term LNG supply contract to Qatargas
China’s state-run Sinopec has reportedly awarded a long-term liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply contract to Qatargas for 1mn tonnes per year of the super-chilled fuel.
UK Ascent Resources sues Slovenia over stalled fracking project
Georgian businessman picks up 25% of electricity distributor Telasi as sole bidder at auction
Pakistan to launch ferry service to UAE, Oman, Iran and Iraq
ADNOC dishes out contracts for infrastructure upgrades
ACWA Power’s Bokpoort sets new production record as South African load-shedding persists
ACWA Power’s 50-MW Bokpoort CSP project set a new winter production record in August 2020, producing 21.7 GWh, surpassing its previous winter record of 19.5 GWh set in 2017.
IEA calls for dramatic scaling up of clean tech to reach net zero
The power sector can only account for one-third of the progress needed to reach net-zero emissions. Transport, buildings and industry must also invest in clean tech, the IEA warns
BP pays $1.1bn to join Equinor in US offshore wind
Equinor is to bring in BP as a partner for its Empire Wind and Beacon Wind developments assets on the US East Coast in a deal worth $1.1bn.
Iran holds massive naval exercises in Sea of Oman
RIL plans O2C spin-off
Indian conglomerate Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) has revealed details of its plan to spin off its oil-to-chemicals (O2C) assets, ahead of a planned stake sale.
SapuraOMV ramps up output from gas field offshore Malaysia
SapuraOMV Upstream has “stabilised” production from the Bakong natural gas field offshore Malaysia, after bringing the asset on stream in June.
Vietnam’s fuel importers struggle to shift diesel stockpiles
Energy Transfer expects Dakota Access expansion online in 2021
Pipeline operator Energy Transfer expects a planned expansion of its Dakota Access oil pipeline capacity to be in service by the end of next year despite the current legal challenge against the existing pipeline.
Iraq reaches out to Eni for 300,000 bpd refinery plan
Enterprise cancels Midland-to-ECHO 4 oil pipeline
Enterprise Products announced on September 9 that it was cancelling the 450,000 barrel per day (bpd) Midland-to-ECHO 4 oil pipeline in Texas.
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