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Eneos expands stake in Petrolimex
Japanese refining giant Eneos has expanded its holdings in state-run Vietnam National Petroleum (Petrolimex) as it seeks to expand its co-operation with the company.
Pertamina’s rocky road to Rokan handover
Indonesia’s state-owned Pertamina is preparing to take control of the country’s second-largest oilfield later this year, but as the clock runs down there are signs that the transition may not go off smoothly.
APA to convert gas pipeline to 100% hydrogen
Australian energy infrastructure operator APA Group has unveiled plans to convert a 43-km section of a natural gas pipeline in Western Australia into the country’s first fully hydrogen-ready transmission pipeline.
Empire’s shale resource receives major upgrade
Australian independent Empire Energy has announced an upward revision to its resource estimate for its shale gas exploration permit (EP) 187 in the Northern Territory’s Beetaloo sub-basin.
India diversifies oil imports amid growing frustration at OPEC+
India’s frustration at its own dependence on oil exports from OPEC+ is driving the country to diversify its imports, to the extent the government is even considering boosting shipments from Iran and Venezuela.
Petronas picks TechnipFMC for deepwater work
Malaysia’s state-owned Petronas has awarded a subsea services contract for its Limbayong deepwater development to TechnipFMC subsidiary FMC Wellhead Equipment.
PTTEP strikes gas offshore Malaysia
Thailand’s state-owned PTT Exploration and Production (PTTEP) has struck natural gas off the coast of Malaysia’s Sarawak State.
Sinopec wins Kuwait workover job
AsianOil: CNOOC Ltd makes Bohai Bay discovery
State-run Chinese offshore developer CNOOC Ltd announced on February 22 that it had made a significant shallow-water oil and gas discovery in the Bohai Bay.
Aramco and Reliance resume O2C talks
India’s GAIL to sell US LNG imports locally from 2023
GAIL (India) has unveiled plans to stop selling the LNG it sources from the US in international markets, instead selling it locally from 2023.
Quake knocks out chunk of Japanese refining capacity
Japan’s downstream is operating at around 20% below national capacity following a 7.3-magnitude earthquake that struck off the country’s north-eastern coast last week.
ACCC warns of gas supply shortfalls, price spikes
The Australian competition watchdog has warned that a retreat in domestic gas prices may be short-lived, owing to a looming supply shortfall.
Senex boosts gas production at Atlas project
Australian independent Senex Energy has boosted natural gas production at its Atlas field in Queensland’s Surat Basin to 32 TJ (833,600 cubic metres) per day.
Phoenix downplays company sale comments
Philippine fuel retailer Phoenix Petroleum has downplayed a report that its parent company, Udenna, is planning to sell the company.
Beach’s Enterprise discovery boosts 2P reserves
Australian independent Beach Energy has announced a new discovery offshore the state of Victoria that has upped the company’s proved and probable (2P) reserves by 21mm barrels of oil equivalent.
Indonesia holds onto shale oil dream
Indonesia’s shale oil potential may have fallen off the radar in recent years, but the government still hopes the unconventional sector will play a role in boosting the country’s long-term energy prospects.
ONGC sets KG-D5 peak production target
India’s state-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corp. (ONGC) intends to reach peak production at its deepwater KG-DWN-98/2 (KG-D5) block in the Krishna Godavari (KG) Basin within the next three years.
AsianOil: Petronas starts up second FLNG facility
Iraq in talks to build crude storage in China, Pakistan
ADNOC strengthens Japan ties, awards Block 4 to Cosmo
Australia’s downstream in a spiral
US super-major ExxonMobil announced plans this week to permanently shutter one of Australia’s three remaining refineries, in a move that raises serious questions about the country’s energy security.
Inpex looks ahead to 2021 after “tough” 2020
Japanese developer Inpex is pinning its hopes on a sustained oil price rally this year after posting its first net loss in more than a decade last year.
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