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Kyushu Electric to wait before investment decision on Energy Transfer’s Lake Charles LNG project
Japanese energy utility Kyushu Electric Power has decided to wait out the US LNG export pause before making a decision on investing in Energy Transfer’s Lake Charles LNG project, an executive from the Japanese company told Reuters.
Gas Malaysia Bhd strategises for sustainable growth amid economic outlook
Gas Malaysia Bhd affirms its commitment to maintaining operational efficiency and exploring avenues for growth as it navigates competitive landscapes in Kuala Lumpur.
Petronas secures exploration rights in West Papua's Bobara Block
Petronas Carigali North Madura II Ltd, a subsidiary of Malaysia's Petronas, emerged as the winner in the bidding for exploration and production rights in the Bobara Block situated in West Papua, Indonesia.
Afghan oil output rises with Chinese investment
Indonesia's strides in natural gas utilisation signal energy transformation
Indonesia's Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources has disclosed an advancement in the country's energy sector, revealing that domestic natural gas usage soared to 68.2% of total production throughout 2023
Indonesia-owned PT PGN leaps into global LNG market, signals expansion plan
State-owned gas distributor PT PGN, a subsidiary of Pertamina, has embarked on an endeavor to broaden its global business footprint by the sale of seven liquefied natural gas cargoes to China
Vietnam's crude oil exports decline, Singapore emerges as new buyer
Vietnam's crude oil exports faced a challenging year in 2023, with falling volumes and values despite a surge in sales to Singapore
Chevron eyes Cambodian expansion as Thailand joint exploration talks heat up
US energy giant Chevron is eyeing a strategic expansion in Cambodia, planning to launch more service stations and expressing support for joint oil exploration with Thailand in the Overlapping Claims Area
In Pakistan, petrol and diesel prices are likely to rise by up to PKR11 per litre
The prices of petrol and high-speed diesel are expected to climb by PKR4-11 per litre in the upcoming fortnight, attributing the surge to elevated international prices and import premiums, which counterbalance the marginal gains.
Shell bullish on LNG, predicts 50% global rise by 2040
Oil and gas supermajor Shell expects global demand for LNG to soar by over 50% by 2040, the company predicted in its 2024 annual LNG market outlook published on February 14.
China seeks to dominate market for clean ships
China has successfully forged a leading role in the manufacture of energy transition technologies – namely the mass production of solar panels and electric vehicles.
China's CNOOC launches another Bohai Bay field
China’s state-owned offshore producer CNOOC has brought on stream another field project in the Bohai Sea – the Suizhong 36-1/Luda 5-2 discovery situated in the Liaodong Bay.
New floating LNG in Malaysia to utilise Straatman ship-to-shore tech
Petronas' latest venture in the realm of floating liquefied natural gas in Malaysia will see the incorporation of cutting-edge technology from the Gutch maritime equipment manufacturer, Straatman
Korean conglomerate offloads stake in Peruvian LNG
MidOcean Energy, a leading unit of the US-based energy investor EIG Global Energy Partners, has acquired a stake in Peru LNG, a terminal operator
China’s oil imports from Iran down to 11-month low over row, Kpler says
China’s imports of Iranian crude tumbled to their lowest level in 11 months, according to data from intelligence firm Kpler, following a standoff over the price of oil from the OPEC producer.
Pertamina speeds up development of oil & gas discoveries in Bekasi
PT Pertamina Hulu Energi is fast-tracking the development of promising oil and gas discoveries in Bekasi, West Java
Pertamina teams up with ENI and Petronas to expand oil & gas exploration abroad
PT Pertamina Hulu Energi, a subsidiary of Indonesia's state-owned oil and gas giant Pertamina, is partnering with major players ENI and Petronas to explore potential oil and gas blocks in Africa and South America
Malaysian Sipitang residents urged to seize economic opportunities from the oil and gas industrial park
Local officials are calling on residents to capitalise on the economic boom triggered by the Sipitang Oil and Gas Industrial Park
Australian government secures East Coast gas supply deals
India’s Nayara Energy to double refining at oil-processing plant in Gujarat
India's Nayara Energy, majority-owned by Rosneft, is set to embark on an expansion endeavour at its oil-processing facility situated in Vadinar, Gujarat, as revealed by Pankaj Jain, Secretary at the Indian Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas.
Gas field operator completes sale of stake off Timor-Leste
SundaGas Banda Unipessoal, a subsidiary of the UK-based Baron Oil, has finalised the sale of a partial interest in a gas field off Timor-Leste to Timor Gap Chuditch Unipessoal
India maintains interest in Sakhalin-2 project
Indian authorities are expressing ongoing interest in participating in the Sakhalin-2 and other oil and gas projects, affirming their openness to discussions, stated Pankaj Jain, Secretary of the Indian Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas
Australia’s Woodside and Santos halt merger discussions
It is not clear how Santos will attempt to improve its share value. Some analysts suggest that the company may elect to sell some assets such as its 51% stake in the Pikka project in Alaska.
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