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MOL announces gas discoveries in Pakistan
China makes challenging gas discovery in South China Sea
China stated that it discovered an ultra-shallow gas field in ultra-deep waters off the southern coast of Hainan Island. The rare discovery promises to be a challenge technically and possibly also politically
ASX-listed TMK Energy to deploy temperature testing technology in Mongolian CSG production wells
Myanmar's junta allots $100mn to address the fuel shortage
Vietnam raises fuel prices amid global oil market volatility
India’s Swan to sell LNG terminal to Turkey’s Botas for $339mn
India’s Swan to sell LNG terminal to Turkey’s Botas for $339mn
Fuel shortage sparks chaos on Yangon roads
A worsening fuel shortage in Yangon is causing widespread traffic chaos as motorists queue for hours, and in some cases overnight, to fill their tanks.
Southeast Asian national oil companies propel 4.8% growth in Asian oil and gas capex for 2024
BMI projects a substantial increase in capital expenditure (capex) for 15 key oil and gas (O&G) companies across Asia, predicting a rise to $136.40bn in 2024
Woodside faces dilemma after WA EPA says offshore Browse project ‘unacceptable’
Australia is again facing a big environmental issue over Woodside Energy’s plan to sink AUD30bn into a gas development and LNG project that is located near an ecologically pristine region of the Indian Ocean called Scotts Reef.
Excelerate Energy to increase global FSRU share, expand into Vietnam
US gas company Excelerate Energy has recently announced plans to develop a large-scale 1.2mn tonne per year (tpy) LNG import terminal in Haiphong, northern Vietnam.
Petronas shakes up leadership, appoints Jukris Abdul Wahab to take over upstream operations
Malaysia’s state-owned energy conglomerate, Petronas, has restructured its leadership team, affirming previous reports by Upstream about significant management changes.
Reliance resumes Venezuelan oil imports with naphtha swap deal
Reliance Industries Ltd is set to restart oil imports from Venezuela through a deal involving naphtha swaps, according to sources. This arrangement follows a recent US authorisation allowing the Indian conglomerate to resume trade with Caracas.
Petronas facing operational woes at one of Malaysia’s three LNG export plants
Malaysia's state energy firm, Petronas, has requested some of its buyers defer scheduled LNG cargo loadings from one of its export plants due to operational issues.
Petronas unveils supplier support programme to boost sustainability in OGSE sector
Petroliam Nasional Bhd (Petronas) has launched a Supplier Support Programme (PSSP) to motivated Malaysia's oil and gas services and equipment (OGSE) suppliers to integrate sustainability practices into their operations
Pakistan secures $500mn loan from Islamic Development Bank for oil purchase
Pakistan has secured a $500mn loan from the Islamic Development Bank to purchase crude oil from the international market.
Reuters names five Western insurers covering Russian oil trade to Asia
Five Western insurers provided coverage for tankers shipping Russian oil to Asia this year, even though others in the sector have withdrawn support for such vessels because of concerns they will violate the G7 price cap by doing so.
Saudi oil exports to China set to decline in September
Saudi Arabia's oil exports to China are expected to decrease to approximately 43mn barrels in September 2024, according to traders familiar with the matter.
Pakistan weighs gas price equalisation levy to ease subsidy burden
The Pakistani government is considering the introduction of a price equalisation levy on wellhead gas as a means to subsidise residential consumers and industrial sectors.
Will an increase in Chinese jet fuel demand help boost stagnant oil growth?
China’s demand for jet fuel has seen a significant surge of late, driven primarily by the recovery in airline traffic following the pandemic.
Petronas exits South Sudan after two decades amid strategic shift
Malaysia’s state-owned oil and gas giant, Petroliam Nasional Bhd, announced its withdrawal from South Sudan, ending a presence that spanned over two decades in the tumultuous East African nation
Impact of Trans Mountain expansion on crude trade routes remains in flux
The impact of the expansion of the Trans Mountain oil pipeline (TMX) from Alberta to the Pacific remains in flux.
Malaysia’s energy shipping company MISC to welcome former Shell executive as new CEO
MISC, the shipping arm of Malaysia’s national energy company Petronas, is set to appoint a new chief executive next week.
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