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Petronas files case with World Bank’s arbitration agency over abandoned oilfields in South Sudan
Italian oil company Eni secures approval for major offshore gas development in Indonesia's Kutei basin
Indonesian authorities have approved Italian company Eni's development plans for the Geng North (North Ganal PSC) and Gehem (Rapak PSC) fields in the offshore Kutei basin
Crackdown on Iranian oil trade hard for next US administration
Former US president Donald Trump is expected to unleash another bout of "maximum pressure" on Iran if he makes it to the White House again in the November election, to choke off Iran’s burgeoning oil trade with China.
California unveils plan for refineries to stockpile gasoline to prevent price spikes
California’s governor, Gavin Newsom, has proposed a new plan to require oil refiners in the state to keep stockpiles of gasoline so that supply is maintained even when refineries undergo maintenance.
Philippines opens bidding for petroleum and hydrogen exploration in key regions
The Department of Energy (DOE) has announced the launch of bidding processes for petroleum and natural hydrogen exploration in two significant areas of the Philippines.
Petronas Carigali ramps up offshore exploration with new well in Malaysia
Malaysia's national upstream company, Petronas Carigali, is continuing its aggressive exploration campaign, with another offshore well set to be drilled imminently in Malaysian waters
OceanMight delivers key infrastructure for Shell’s Sarawak gas fields
Malaysian contractor OceanMight has successfully dispatched three topsides and three jackets for Shell’s FaS gas fields project under the MLNG production sharing contract off the coast of Sarawak
Laos prepares to host ASEAN energy meet
India's Petronet LNG to supply LNG to Sri Lanka's LTL Holdings
India’s Petronet LNG Limited has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with LTL Holdings Limited of Sri Lanka to supply LNG to LTL’s dual-fuel power plant in Kerawalapitiya, Colombo.
Singapore’s PIL buys five LNG dual-fuel container ships from China
Singaporean shipping firm Pacific International Lines is purchasing five LNG dual-fuel container ships from China’s Hudong Zhongua Shipbuilding company.
Top Asian oil firms to ramp up capex by 5% in 2024
Fifteen major Asian oil and gas companies will raise their capital expenditure by 4.8% this year to $136.40bn.
InCapture secures CO2 storage permit on Australia's Northwest shelf
Perth-based InCapture has been granted a permit for a carbon capture and storage assessment project on Australia's North West shelf.
Valeura launches new Thai oil project
Canadian oil producer Valeura Energy has brought on stream the Nong Yao C oil project off the coast of Thailand.
Scarborough gas project gets all-clear after green group backs down
Australian producer Woodside now has the all-clear to push on with its $12.5bn offshore Scarborough gas project in Western Australia, after an environmental group agreed to dismiss its challenge at court.
Arrow moves ahead with second phase of Australia's Surat gas project
Shell and PetroChina’s joint venture Arrow Energy has decided to move ahead with the second phase of development of the Surat gas project in Queensland, Australia.
One-third of Canada’s TMX shipments destined for Asia, mostly China
As much as one-third of shipments out of the Trans Mountain Expansion (TMX) pipeline in its first three months of operation have been destined for Asia, mostly China.
MOL Pakistan and partners announce gas discovery in Pakistan's TAL block
MOL Pakistan, a subsidiary of Hungary’s MOL Group, and its partners have announced a gas condensate discovery in the Lockhart formation at the Razgir-1 exploratory well in the TAL block, located in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
New Zealand late to the party as possible LNG imports make headlines
In New Zealand, the relatively modest total of NZ$80mn ($49mn) could adequately retrofit an old refinery dock at Marsden Point, 140 km northwest of Auckland to receive LNG imports
Islamabad, Moscow in talks over future LNG trade
Russia has informed Pakistan that its LNG export terminals will be fully operational by 2026, helping to facilitate a potentially lucrative gas trade between the two nations
Indonesia’s Pertamina's Sukowati Field innovates to save IDR32bn and reduce emissions
Pertamina EP Sukowati Field, part of Pertamina's Upstream Subholding in Eastern Indonesia, has introduced an innovative solution to mitigate the risks of unplanned upstream oil and gas operational shutdowns caused by power plant shutdowns.
Japan’s MOL studying if biomethane can replace LNG to fuel vessels
Japanese shipping giant Mitsui O.S.K. Lines is among a handful of organizations participating in a study to determine if biomethane from animal manure can be used to fuel ships and factories.
Mongolia omits Russia-to-China Power of Siberia 2 pipeline project from action plan for years ahead
China shaping Azerbaijan's energy future amid US competition in Caspian region
China's foreign policy relies in no small part on its investments in other nations' energy transitions, which foster strategic alliances and increase its geopolitical clout
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