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Repsol puts aside $900mn for arbitration with Sinopec
EIA forecasts slow short-term shale growth
The US Energy Information Administration (EIA) has forecast that short-term output growth will be slow across the country’s leading shale regions between this month and next.
Signs of relief in Sudan
Sudan's fuel crisis appears to have eased, following the government’s efforts to address problems.
Ears in Cyprus burn as Erdogan announces Turkey has acquired third offshore drilling ship
US sanctions trading business of Russian Rosneft over Venezuela
Enbridge to acquire Rio Bravo pipeline from NextDecade
Enbridge has struck a deal to buy the planned Rio Bravo gas pipeline, which will supply the proposed Rio Grande LNG project, from NextDecade.
India eyes helping Uzbekistan construct nuclear infrastructure
Uzbekistan not to review tax relief for foreign oil and gas companies under PSAs despite new tax code
Russian gas majors Gazprom and Novatek reshuffle 10% stake
ONGC hires Belorusneft for EOR project
India’s state-run Oil and Natural Gas Corp. (ONGC) has hired a Belarusian oil and gas company to provide enhanced oil recovery (EOR) services at six of its mature oilfields.
Hungary ‘could start importing Azerbaijani gas via SCG by 2023’
NLNG consolidates remarketing plans via 10-year deal with Galp Trading
The Nigeria LNG (NLNG) consortium has signed a long-term supply deal with Galp Trading for remarketed volumes of fuel from Trains 1, 2 and 3 of the its liquefaction plant on Bonny Island.
KrisEnergy to exit Vietnamese block
Financially troubled Singaporean developer KrisEnergy continued to rationalise its upstream portfolio last week with the news that it had agreed to sell a block offshore Vietnam.
US investor to deliver gas from Romania’s offshore in 2021 — if government amends legislation on gas exploitation
Arbitration court rules against FAR in dispute over Sangomar stake
An arbitration court has issued a ruling that favours Woodside Petroleum in its dispute with FAR over the sale of a stake in the Sangomar block offshore Senegal.
Australia assumes control over stranded FPSO
The Australian government has temporarily taken control of a stranded floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel in the western Timor Sea.
Gazprom seeks to draw investor in
NNPC, Total, Shell, Eni disburse $360mn for Ogoniland clean-up project
Nigeria’s national oil company (NOC) and three major international oil companies (IOCs) have released $360mn in funding for large-scale environmental clean-up work in Ogoniland.
Coastal GasLink pipeline fight intensifies
Protests against the planned Coastal GasLink pipeline have escalated, disrupting transport networks across Canada in solidarity with hereditary chiefs of a British Columbia First Nation that oppose the project.
North Macedonia starts converting coal mines to solar
PEL brings Pakistani gas block on stream
Pakistani independent Petroleum Exploration Ltd (PEL) has started commercial production of natural gas from the onshore Badin IV South Block in Sindh Province, according to junior partner Jura Energy.
US seeks to carve out space for LNG in Europe
Petronas’s PFLNG Dua launches from South Korean yard
Malaysia’s state-owned Petronas has said its second floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) unit – PFLNG Dua – is two weeks away from arriving at the deepwater Rotan gas field.
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