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China’s teapot refineries garner unwelcome attention
In its efforts to rein in an oftentimes unrestrained refining industry Beijing is accused of overseeing investigations into tax irregularities at two of its independent refiners, while at the same time giving a tacit nod to operations continuing.
Asian refiners ramp up run rates
Refiners across Asia are ramping up their operations in order to meet an uptick in oil product demand, according to market observers.
NSW court rejects Narrabri CBM challenge
A New South Wales court has rejected a group of farmers’ legal challenge to the state government’s decision to approve the Narrabri coal-bed methane (CBM) project.
Petronas to boost upstream capex
Malaysia’s state-owned Petronas has earmarked around MYR20bn ($4.81bn) per year for upstream operations over the next seven years, CEO Adif Zulkifli has revealed.
Chinese ‘teapot’ refiners said to have eye on Iranian crude floating off China, Singapore and Malaysia
AsianOil: Senex attracts multiple takeover bids from POSCO
Australian independent Senex Energy’s continued success in boosting production has attracted an all-cash takeover bid from South Korea’s POSCO International.
Sakhalin Energy delivers first carbon-neutral LNG
OVL asks for info on Farzad-B contract
India bid round fails to woo private investors
India’s ongoing efforts to reinvent itself as a destination of choice for upstream investors continue to yield minimal results, with the government’s latest bid round failing to garner much interest.
Russia, China agree on route for second gas pipeline
PNG government wants bigger stake in PNG LNG
The government of Papua New Guinea (PNG) has said that it would want to up its stake in the PNG LNG project if the proposed takeover of Oil Search by Santos goes ahead.
China’s gas imports soar amid oil delivery slump
China’s imports of natural gas climbed in September to their highest point since the start of the year even as shipments of crude oil plummeted.
Beach picks Wood to handle Trefoil gas field’s FEED
Australian independent Beach Energy has awarded two front-end engineering and design (FEED) contracts for its offshore Trefoil natural gas field to international services provider Wood.
Indonesia counts on higher prices to stimulate oil production
The Indonesia government is counting on surging international oil prices to help boost production, increase state revenue and lay the foundations for the country’s long-term production goals.
Petronas’ Sudanese woes grow
Malaysian state major Petronas’ legal woes in Sudan grew this week following the issue of an arrest warrant for some of its former executives.
Iran plans major investments in oil, gas
OPEC+ output up but still well short
GLNG: PNG government wants bigger stake in PNG LNG
The government of Papua New Guinea (PNG) has said that it would want to up its stake in the PNG LNG project if the proposed takeover of Oil Search by Santos goes ahead.
AsianOil: ENN seals long-term LNG supply deal with Cheniere
Chinese utility ENN Natural Gas has signed a new long-term liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply agreement with the US’ Cheniere Energy.
South China Sea divisions more marked than ever
China’s increasingly militant approach to the disputed waters of the South China Sea will force its smaller neighbours to seek military backing from the US
ONGC may exit Tamil Nadu oil project after local protests
India’s state-run Oil and Natural Gas Corp. (ONGC) is reportedly preparing to relinquish land it was developing in the country’s southern state of Tamil Nadu after continued opposition from local residents.
Cairn India pledges to boost oil, gas production
Cairn India, the upstream arm of Vedanta, has pledged to produce half of the South Asian giant’s oil and gas within the next three years.
Tokyo Gas, PTT partner on Thai LNG supply business
Japanese utility Tokyo Gas has formed a new joint venture with state-owned Thai major PTT to deliver on-site energy business solutions to customers in the Southeast Asian country.
Chevron funds Australian university’s CCS research
US super-major Chevron has provided financial support for an Australian university’s ongoing research into carbon capture and storage (CCS).
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