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OGDCL strikes gas, condensate in Wali licence
Pakistan’s OGDCL has struck natural gas and condensate at its wholly owned Wali exploration licence in the country’s north-western province of KPK.
AsianOil: India approves two new SPR sites
The Indian government has approved plans to build two underground crude oil storage facilities that will expand the country’s strategic petroleum reserve capacity by 6.5mn tonnes.
Chevron misses CCS target at Gorgon LNG
Super-major Chevron confirmed this week that it would not meet its carbon dioxide (CO2) injection target at its Gorgon LNG facility, which has a carbon capture and storage (CCS) component.
Strike buys strategic stake in Warrego
Australian independent Strike Energy has boosted its stake in the West Erregulla gas project to 54% through the acquisition of a strategic interest in Warrego Energy.
Senex signs new domestic gas supply deals
Australian independent Senex Energy has signed a long-term gas sales agreement with cement manufacturer Adbri for the supply up to 11 PJ.
PetroVietnam’s first-half pre-tax profit jumps 200%
State-owned PetroVietnam’s pre-tax profit grew by more than 200% in the first half of this year to VND21.3 trillion ($912.5mn), the company reported earlier this month.
IOC looks to build India’s first green hydrogen project
State-run Indian Oil Corp. (IOC) intends to build the country’s first green hydrogen plant at its 8mn tonne per year (160,000 barrel per day) Mathura refinery in Uttar Pradesh, chairman Shrikant Madhav Vaidya said this week.
Oil Search rebuffs Santos’ merger offer
Papua New Guinea (PNG) focused developer Oil Search has rebuffed a merger offer from Australian independent Santos, noting the proposal did not reflect fair value for its shareholders.
NSW slashes available exploration acreage
Australia’s most populous state aims to remove more than 75% of its available exploration acreage.
Russia deepening energy, security ties with Pakistan with the new Pak Stream gas pipeline
AsianOil: Indonesia’s H1 output falls short
Indonesia’s oil and gas production in the first half of this year has once again missed the government’s target, the country’s upstream regulator revealed last week.
US ‘weighing new sanctions on Iran’s oil sales to China as nuclear deal talks jockeying continues’
Cartel compromise: OPEC+ members reach agreement
Philippine senate hearing seeks clarity on Malampaya sale
The Senate committee on energy has been hearing testimony on Udenna’s acquisition of Shell’s stake in the Malampaya gas field.
India streamlines permit process for legacy blocks
India’s Directorate General of Hydrocarbons has streamlined the upstream permit process for legacy fields by more than halving the number of approvals their developers require.
Woodside looks for Pluto LNG investors
Australian independent Woodside Energy has begun looking for investors to buy into its planned expansion of the Pluto liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant as well as its feedstock field.
China’s first-half crude imports shrink 3%
China’s crude oil imports slumped 3% year on year in the first six months of the year to 260.66mn tonnes (10.55mn barrels per day), according to General Administration of Customs data published on July 13.
SKK Migas highlights production challenges
Indonesia’s upstream regulator revealed this week that the country is on track to miss the government’s production target for this year and that without serious changes the 2030 target is also at risk.
TotalEnergies monetises GLNG’s downstream infrastructure
GIP expanded its presence in Australia’s LNG sector this week after closing a deal with French major TotalEnergies that monetises the latter’s stake in GLNG's downstream assets.
AsianOil: Pakistan’s gas supply woes deepen
Pakistan could face a natural gas shortage in September and October, after having reportedly cancelled a liquefied natural gas (LNG) tender owing to high spot market prices.
Australia renews major project status for Transborders’ FLNG system
The Australian government has renewed the major project status of a Western Australian company’s off-the-shelf development programme for stranded gas assets.
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