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India pursues import diversity strategy
The Indian government has said African oil and gas producers could play a key role in helping the South Asian country diversify its hydrocarbon supplies.
AsianOil: Velesto wins drilling contracts from Petronas
Malaysia’s state-owned Petronas has awarded drilling contracts for up to six shallow-water wells to local service provider Velesto Energy.
US LNG’s resilience during the pandemic
The latest figures from the US Energy Information Administration illustrate the resilience of US LNG during the first months of the COVID-19 pandemic.
CNOOC Ltd starts up shallow-water oilfield
State-run Chinese offshore developer CNOOC Ltd has announced the start-up of production at its wholly owned Caofeidian 6-4 oilfield in the shallow waters of Bohai Bay.
Talon hypes WA gas play potential
Australian junior Talon Petroleum has announced that it may be sitting on the Perth Basin’s largest untested wet gas structure.
State Gas sets new Reid’s Dome production record
Australian junior State Gas has set a new production record at its (PL 231) coal-bed methane (CBM) project in Queensland.
Advance reveals potential of Timor Leste farm-in
Isle of Man-based junior Advance Energy has provided some compelling numbers about the proposed Buffalo oilfield redevelopment project offshore Timor Leste, as it tries to convince investors to help fund its farm-in to the acreage.
Australia opens the purse for shale drillers
The Australian government has unveiled fresh details about its plan to help speed up shale gas development in the Northern Territory’s Beetaloo sub-basin, which was first unveiled in December 2020.
CNPC starts up its first ever hydrogen station
State-owned China National Petroleum Corp. (CNPC) has announced the start-up of its first ever hydrogen refuelling station in Hebei Province.
Price boost seen expediting Aramco’s Reliance deal
AsianOil: Indonesia sets upstream content targets
Indonesia’s upstream watchdog SKK Migas has set a local content target for upstream investment in 2021, after the COVID-19 pandemic derailed last year’s target.
ADNOC and Petronas sign broad collaboration deal
Carbon-neutral LNG picks up momentum
Several recent developments illustrate the adoption of carbon-neutral LNG picking up pace, though it is still in its early days.
Mature offshore development signs CO2 supply deal
The Gippsland Basin Joint Venture (GBJV) has signed a new deal to supply CO2 siphoned from its gas production.
Australian decommissioning in focus
National Energy Resources Australia (NERA) has announced a new collaborative effort by the upstream industry to tackle a costly wave of decommissioning projects that is on the horizon.
CNOOC Ltd seeks review of NYSE delisting decision
Chinese state-run offshore developer CNOOC Ltd has requested a review of the New York Stock Exchange’s (NYSE) decision to delist the company’s American depositary shares (ADS).
Tokyo Gas launches new high-pressure gas pipeline
Japanese utility Tokyo Gas has brought a new high-pressure natural gas pipeline online that connects the Ibaraki Prefecture cities of Hitachi and Kamisu.
NZOG relinquishes last New Zealand exploration asset
Independent developer New Zealand Oil & Gas (NZOG) intends to relinquish the last of its exploration assets in the Australasian country, underscoring the precarious future of New Zealand’s upstream.
India’s LPG penetration approaches 100%
India has extended liquid petroleum gas (LPG) access to almost all of its 1.37bn citizens, state-owned Indian Oil Corp. (IOC) announced this week.
AsianOil: China Gas, Sinopec forge deeper ties
Natural gas distributor China Gas has agreed to forge a closer working relationship with state-owned Sinopec Group in the natural gas import and distribution segments.
OPEC+ largely maintains cuts with new deal
Fossil fuels’ future role in the spotlight
The future role of fossil fuels in a decarbonising world was being examined at the CERAWeek by IHS Markit conference this week.
Strike’s second WA appraisal well encounters oil, gas shows
Australian junior Strike Energy has observed hydrocarbon shows at its second appraisal well in the onshore West Erregulla natural gas field in Western Australia.
New Zealand studies LNG import feasibility
New Zealand has found itself in the awkward position of studying the feasibility of importing liquefied natural gas (LNG) just three years after placing a moratorium on new offshore exploration.
India calls on OPEC+ to walk back production cuts
The Indian government has once again called on OPEC+ to walk back production cuts in the name of stabilising oil prices, similarly warning that if prices did not come down then the country would seek alternative energy supplies.
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