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Cenovus sets 30% GHG reduction target for 2030
Canada’s Cenovus Energy has set a target of reducing its per-barrel greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 30% by the end of 2030.
Bad news, good news for Canadian producers
There are concerns that differentials between Western Canadian crude prices and WTI could blow out again, but news that TC Energy is restarting pre-construction work on Keystone XL comes as a positive development for regional producers.
EnQuest eyes early shutdown at Alma-Galia
Energy Community secretariat opens dispute against Serbia for failing to adopt emission reduction plan
Moving ahead on Senegal's first oil project
Crude exports out of Corpus Christi hit record high
An infrastructure build-out is helping to push crude exports from Corpus Christi on the Texas Gulf Coast to new record highs.
YPFB granted permission to pump gas to other customers in Brazil
Brazil’s government revealed last week that it had authorised Bolivia’s national oil company (NOC) YPFB to target a wider range of customers.
Brazil eyes mechanism to reduce impact of high global oil prices
The Brazilian government is looking into establishing a mechanism that would reduce the potential impact of high international crude prices on the country’s domestic fuel market.
Brazil’s Cosan seeks permits for new gas export route
Brazilian conglomerate Cosan has applied for environmental permits to build a second section of an offshore natural gas export pipeline.
Karoon Gas ready to drill Peru’s Marina-1 exploration well
The Australian oil and gas company Karoon Gas has said it is ready to drill the Marina-1 exploration well in Peru’s Tumbes Basin alongside its project partners, Tullow Oil and Pitkin Petroleum.
Saudi Aramco expands scope of IPO via over-allotment option
Saudi Arabia’s national oil company (NOC) Saudi Aramco revealed at the weekend that it had exercised its right to add additional shares to its initial public offering (IPO).
Syrian president authorises formation of two new companies to build refineries
Syria’s government reported last week that President Bashar Assad had signed bills providing for the establishment of two private companies to operate hydrocarbon processing units.
Eni says hull of Coral South FLNG vessel is complete
Italy’s Eni reported on January 14 that it had marked the completion of the hull of a floating LNG (FLNG) vessel that will be used for the Coral South LNG project in Mozambique.
Uzbekistan’s power consumption to rise 9% y/y in 2020
Gazprom admits its own financial arm bought 6.52% in mystery SPO
Indian power demand growth slows
India’s annual power demand growth fell to 1.1% in 2019, its slowest growth since 2013.
Slovenia plans carbon neutrality by 2050
IRENA conference turns focus on to green hydrogen
Green hydrogen needs to build on its unprecedented political and business momentum if it is to beat fossil fuels, derive gas hydrogen on cost within five years and drive forward the energy transition
Eagle LNG Partners awards contract for small-scale LNG plant
US-based Eagle LNG Partners has awarded an engineering, procurement, fabrication and construction (EPFC) contract for a small-scale LNG project that will target buyers in the Caribbean Sea region.
Kazakh oil output levels off in 2019
Satorp launches maintenance programme at Jubail refinery
Saudi Aramco Total Refinery & Petrochemicals Co. (Satorp) began a round of scheduled maintenance work on Train 2 of its oil-refining complex in Jubail on January 13.
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