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Petronas steps up CCS push
Malaysia’s Petronas has signed an MoU with JAPEX on carbon capture and storage collaboration, in the latest of a series of announcements relating to the technology.
Japanese government moves to offset soaring oil prices
Woodside joins Myanmar exodus
Australia’s Woodside announced on January 27 that it would withdraw from its operations in Myanmar.
BNEF: global investment in energy transition reached $755bn
OPEC+ makes quick decision but adding production will be harder
Malaysia launches 2022 licensing round
Malaysia’s state-owned Petronas launched the country’s 2022 licensing round on January 27.
AsianOil: Malaysia launches 2022 licensing round
Malaysia’s state-owned Petronas launched the country’s 2022 licensing round on January 27.
West-Africa focused FAR Ltd attracts another takeover bid
FAR Ltd, an Australian company focused on upstream projects in West Africa, reported on January 31 that it had received a takeover bid from the boutique investment management firm Samuel Terry Asset Management.
New Zealand passes changes to decommissioning rules
The government of New Zealand has passed the Crown Minerals (Decommissioning and Other Matters) Amendment Bill. While the legislation has yet to be finalised, it is expected to change the decommissioning obligations of oil and gas permit holders.
L&T wins subsea pipeline contract from ONGC
L&T Hydrocarbon Engineering Limited (LTHE), a subsidiary of Larsen & Toubro, said on January 28 that it had secured a contract from state-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corp. (ONGC).
KUFPEC unveils gas and condensate discovery offshore Indonesia
Kuwait Foreign Petroleum Exploration Co. (KUFPEC) announced on January 23 that it had made a commercial gas and condensate discovery offshore Indonesia.
SHI wins approval for onboard carbon capture technology
South Korea’s Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) said this week that it had received approval in principle (AIP) from the Korean Register of Shipping for a newly developed onboard carbon capture system.
Petronas marks 1,000th LNG delivery via VPS
Malaysia’s Petronas said on January 26 that it had completed its 1,000th LNG delivery via its Virtual Pipeline System.
Japan’s largest refinery to maintain limited run rates
IOCs announce Myanmar withdrawal
TotalEnergies and Chevron said last week that they were exiting Myanmar, while Shell confirmed that it had already abandoned its holdings in the country.
AsianOil: TotalEnergies, Chevron announce Myanmar withdrawal
France’s TotalEnergies and US-based Chevron are withdrawing from Myanmar, citing the worsening situation in the country following last year’s coup.
Gazprom wraps up study on pipeline through Mongolia
DSME wins $550mn contract for Chevron’s Jansz-Io project
South Korea’s Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME) said last week that it had been awarded a contract by Chevron to build a field control station for the Jansz-Io gas project offshore Western Australia.
China reportedly seeks to resell LNG amid gas crunch
Two of China’s state-owned energy giants have reportedly offered to sell a number of LNG spot cargoes in a move that has surprised the market and could help ease pressure on Europe.
Woodside signs preliminary deal on Commonwealth LNG supply deal
Australia’s Woodside Energy announced on January 19 that it had signed a heads of agreement (HoA) with Commonwealth LNG to negotiate a supply deal from the latter’s proposed liquefaction terminal on the US Gulf Coast.
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