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PANNIER: The great mirage that is the TAPI gas pipeline
With great fanfare, construction was for a second time launched in Afghanistan, but you’ll struggle to find any observer who thinks the project is going anywhere fast.
Nepal seeks Indonesian investment in hydropower sector during bilateral talks
Nepal is actively encouraging Indonesia to invest in its hydropower sector, a crucial component of the South Asian nation's energy landscape
Fuel prices set to rise: Philippines faces new adjustments amid global pressures
Starting on September 24, fuel prices in the Philippines are set for an increase, as major oil companies including Seaoil, CleanFuel, Petro Gazz, and Shell Pilipinas have announced adjustments in their per-litre costs.
Cambodia spends over $1.6bn on oil imports in first eight months of 2024
Cambodia’s imports of diesel fuel and petroleum oils reached $1.66bn in the first eight months of 2024, reflecting an 18% increase from the same period last year, the General Department of Customs and Excise reported on September 22
Oiltek secures MYR5.94mn in contracts across multiple regions
Catalist-listed Oiltek International has landed new contracts totaling approximately MYR19.5mn ($5.94 million) from Africa, Central America, and Malaysia.
Mitsubishi, ExxonMobil mulling collaboration on world’s largest low-carbon project
Japan’s Mitsubishi Corp. has inked a deal with ExxonMobil for acquisition of a stake in the oil company’s huge blue hydrogen and ammonia project planned for Baytown, Texas.
More QatarEnergy LNG carriers to be built in China
In a coup over Korea for its shipbuilding industry, China has agreed a major deal with Qatar for six very large, advanced LNG carriers.
Gulf oil platforms inspected, China’s oil rigs survive typhoon
Offshore oil and gas facilities in the Gulf of Mexico are set to undergo inspections following post-tropical cyclone Francine to assess if they can resume operations or require repairs.
LNG imports to China could stall as storage facilities fill up fast
China’s natural gas storage is nearing capacity, which may lead to a reduction in LNG imports.
Bangladesh returns to LNG spot market following protests, issuing three tenders
Bangladesh has issued tenders for three LNG cargoes, resuming purchases from the spot market.
Gazprom targets top-dog supplier slot of LNG to Vietnam
Gazprom is looking to become Vietnam's primary supplier of LNG, with the aim of supporting the nation's socioeconomic development.
Indonesia's West Belut gas project comes online ahead of schedule
Indonesian energy company Medco E&P has officially begun gas production from its West Belut project, located in the South Natuna Sea Block B offshore Indonesia, the company announced last week.
Conrad secures gas deal with Sembcorp Industries
Conrad Asia Energy, which is focused on natural gas development offshore Indonesia, has secured a gas sales agreement with Singapore’s state-owned Sembcorp Industries.
Thailand's PTT strikes five-year deal for Omani LNG
Thailand’s biggest energy company PTT has signed a five-year contract to receive LNG from Oman.
Pakistan to request Qatar cut LNG supplies
Pakistan is preparing to formally request Qatar reduce its liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies to alleviate pressure on its gas utilities.
Vietnam’s nascent LNG sector tasked with growing role in energy sector
During a recent seminar in Vietnam’s capital, Ho Chi Minh City earlier this month experts pointed to the country’s growing population and its need for economic growth to emphasise Vietnam’s looming need for natural gas
South Korea's Hanhwa to buy remaining shares in oil and gas contractor
South Korean industry giant Hanhwa Group has made an offer to buy all shares it does not already control in offshore oil and gas contractor Dyna-Mac Holdings.
MinRes estimates resources at Perth basin assets
Australian diversified resources producer Mineral Resources has published estimates for oil and gas resources at its Lockyer gas project and Erregulla oil project in the onshore Perth Basin.
Indonesia to revamp upstream oil and gas sector with simplified permitting process
Indonesia is poised to overhaul its upstream oil and gas sector by simplifying the complex permitting process, according to the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM).
Oil India plans to drill 75 wells in FY2025
Indian state-owned Oil India Limited (OIL) plans to drill 75 wells during the current financial year (FY2025).
Construction officially starts on Afghan section of TAPI
Authorities in Turkmenistan and Afghanistan have officially launched the construction of a critical segment of the TAPI gas pipeline.
Pakistan claims huge oil, gas discovery after seismic survey, but development years away
A report in Pakistan’s domestic media has excited officials and the public alike, claiming that three years of seismic acquisition in the Arabian Sea have resulted in the discovery of a huge oil and gas deposit in the country’s offshore waters.
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