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ONGC under pressure to divest assets
The Indian government’s ongoing quest to improve upstream performance has circled back once more to the idea of forcing state-run Oil and Natural Gas Corp. (ONGC) to relinquish control of several of its production assets.
Could shale rescue China's depleting oil reserves?
Vietnam warns of continued slide in oil production
The Vietnamese government has warned that a years-long decline in national oil production will speed up in 2022, with output predicted to slump by almost 18%.
AsianOil: Santos, Beach reach FID on Moomba CCS
Santos and Beach Energy have reached a final investment decision on their $165mn Moomba carbon capture and storage project in South Australia.
Venture Global makes progress ahead of Calcasieu Pass start-up
Venture Global LNG is preparing to begin commissioning on its Calcasieu Pass liquefaction plant in Louisiana after striking three supply deals with China’s Sinopec.
Petronas spearheads LNG projects in Johor, Sabah
Malaysia’s state-run Petronas has called for expressions of interest (EoIs) to conduct a feasibility study for a new liquefied natural gas (LNG) storage tank in the south of Johor State.
Indonesian deepwater gas field hit by production issues
Italian major Eni’s deepwater Merakes natural gas field offshore Indonesia may not produce at full capacity for up to six months following technical difficulties at one of its five wells, upstream regulator SKK Migas warned this week.
Guyana could resume crude talks with India, VP says
Guyana is prepared to resume talks with India on future crude oil deliveries, the country’s Vice-President Bharrat Jagdeo has said.
Comet Ridge makes headway at Queensland CBM project
Australian junior Comet Ridge has begun drilling a dual lateral well at its Mahalo North coal-bed methane (CBM) development in Queensland.
Empire, APA to explore NT shale gas pipeline options
Australian shale developer Empire Energy has teamed up with pipeline operator APA to study the development of infrastructure to export gas and liquids from the former’s fields in the Northern Territory.
Origin sells 10% stake in APLNG to EIG
Australian developer and utility Origin Energy has agreed to sell a 10% stake in the Australia Pacific LNG (APLNG) project to global energy investor EIG.
Iran crude exports to China disputed
Turkmen officials to visit Kabul to discuss Taliban-backed TAPI gas pipeline construction
Russian plans for second gas pipe to China take shape
The two countries are closer than ever to a deal on a second gas pipeline, but certain obstacles still need to be overcome.
AsianOil: Australia unveils net zero roadmap, remains committed to coal, gas
The Australian government has not only laid out its plan to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 but has also thrown its support behind the country’s coal and natural gas producers and exporters.
Japanese LNG inventories hit highest level in five years
Japanese inventories of LNG have hit their highest level in five years as the country seeks to avert energy shortages over the coming winter.
China seeks more US LNG
Chinese natural gas importers are once more ramping up their purchases from US suppliers as the country battles an energy crunch in the run-up to the peak winter demand season.
Indonesia slashes 2021 production targets
The Indonesian government has cut the country’s oil and gas production targets for this year after several upstream projects were affected by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Indian PM plugs upstream to investors
India’s efforts to drum up investment in its upstream continued this week with Prime Minister Narendra Modi calling on both foreign and private players to help boost the country’s production.
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.
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