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Mitsui affirms commitment to new US-led sanctions on Russia's Arctic LNG 2 Project
In response to the recent imposition of fresh US sanctions related to Russia's Arctic LNG 2 gas project, Japan’s Mitsui has announced its intent to comply fully with the restrictions.
Indian oil firms seek solution for stranded dividend income purchases
India’s public sector oil companies are keen to pursue any and all options to utilise their frozen dividend income sitting idle in Russian bank accounts.
Chinese crude imports point to economic recovery even if doubts remain
China's persistent surge in crude imports throughout the year has left oil markets more puzzled than optimistic reports in Asia suggest.
Pakistan's Sui Gas closes hundreds of illegal connections
Beset as it is with an economic crisis that has placed an enormous strain on energy supply within Pakistan, Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Ltd (SNGPL) has recently moved to seek out and close illegal gas connections throughout its region of distribution.
Saudi Aramco moves into South American downstream market
Petronas starts gas supply to new Bintulu methane plant
Petronas said in a statement the Bintulu Additional Gas Facility (BAGSF-2) had commenced deliveries, thus contributing to the further growth of the petrochemical industry of Sarawak.
Indonesia takes step forward for floating LNG vessel off Madura
Indonesia has moved a step closer to deploying a floating LNG vessel off Madura Island with the announcement on September 13 that Malaysian oil services firm Bumi Armada has signed a non-binding agreement with Davenergy Mulia Perkasa (DMP).
Indonesia discovers massive oil potential in Warim, Papua
Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan, the Coordinating Minister for Maritime Affairs and Investment of Indonesia has said that the Indonesian government has identified a substantial oil find of approximately 27bn barrels in Warim, Papua.
Global diesel shortage pushes prices over $1,000 per tonne
Oil refineries worldwide are grappling with challenges in meeting the demand for diesel, a crucial fuel that powers various sectors of the global economy, Bloomberg reported on September 19.
Clock is ticking for Russia to clinch gas supply deal with China
The clock is ticking for Russia to reach a contract with China for natural gas supply via the planned Power of Siberia 2 pipeline, but while Moscow claims negotiations are progressing, Beijing has been mute on the subject.
Cambodia's oil and gas imports decline even as demand is forecast to increase
Cambodia has witnessed a decline in its intake of oil and gas products, with figures reaching $2.28bn during the January to August period this year.
Russia clears use of non-reinforced oil tankers in Arctic in bid to ensure exports stay high
Russia has permitted unreinforced oil tankers to travel through the Northern Sea Route in the Arctic – a route the country has had to rely increasingly on to export its oil, natural gas and other natural resources in the face of Western sanctions.
AsianOil: Indian blackouts demonstrate a lack of foresight by New Delhi
China accounts for 80% of Iran's crude oil exports
India launches Global Biofuel Alliance at G20 gathering
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the Global Biofuel Alliance (GBA) in New Delhi on 9 September during the G20 Summit with the support of the US, Brazil, Italy, Singapore, Bangladesh, Argentina, Mauritius and the UAE.
Indian blackouts demonstrate a lack of foresight by New Delhi
New Delhi is in the process of searching for more LNG in a bid to alleviate socioeconomic turmoil brought about by ongoing blackouts in some areas.
Environmentalists oppose EXIM support of Papua LNG project
A group of 27 civil society and environmental conservation groups from across the Asia-Pacific, the US and Papua New Guinea have written to the US Export-Import Bank in Washington to “reject” the Category A Papua Liquefied Natural Gas Project.
Bangladesh to purchase two LNG cargoes on the spot market
Bangladesh’s state-run energy company Rupantarita Prakritik Gas Company Ltd (RPGCL) has revealed it will purchase two cargoes of LNG in September and October.
Saudi Arabia, India speed up development of West Coast Refinery Project
Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman of Saudi Arabia and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi agreed on a state visit to establish a joint taskforce to expedite development of the $50bn West Coast Refinery Project, facilitating a further $100bn in funding
Saudi Aramco to deliver full crude oil volumes to North Asia
Chevron and striking Australian LNG employees to meet at tribunal on September 22
Chevron and striking workers at the company’s LNG plants in Australia will have their dispute heard by an industrial relations tribunal on September 22.
ADNOC Gas signs LNG supply deal with PetroChina
ADNOC Gas, a subsidiary of the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC), announced on September 8 that it has signed an LNG supply agreement with PetroChina International Company.
Russia's lost opportunity in the energy transition
Russia has lost, potentially irrevocably, its status as Europe’s top gas supplier as a result of its invasion of Ukraine and its subsequent weaponisation of supplies.
India’s ONGC deems New Delhi’s imports of Russian crude a win-win for the world economy
India’s leading oil firm, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd (ONGC) has called the nation’s ongoing imports of Russian crude a ‘win-win’ for the world economy.
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