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CNOOC Ltd’s first-half profit soars
China’s state-run offshore specialist CNOOC Ltd has seen its first-half profit more than tripled from the year earlier period on the back of this year’s oil price rally.
Destini wins Malaysian service contract from Repsol
Malaysian service provider Destini has won a contract to provide tubular handling and conductor installation equipment and services from Repsol Oil and Gas Malaysia.
McDermott wins second EPC contract for Philippine LNG project
US-based McDermott International has won an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract for work on one several Philippine liquefied natural gas (LNG) import facilities currently under development.
Australian LNG exports to China hit record high
Australian LNG exports to China have risen to record highs despite ongoing trade tensions between the two countries.
Higher valuation for Aramco’s RIL deal
China develops energy trade with Russia
A new cross border railway bridge, which is nearly ready to start operations, is expected to bolster the two countries’ energy trade.
Pakistan approves investment in Abu Dhabi block
AsianOil: Woodside, BHP Petroleum announce merger
Australia’s largest independent Woodside Petroleum has announced its planned merger with BHP Petroleum, the upstream arm of leading Australian miner BHP.
Baker Hughes wins subsea contract for Gorgon compression project
Oilfield services provider Baker Hughes announced this week that it had been awarded a contract to supply subsea compression manifold technology for the Jansz-Io Compression (J-IC) project at Chevron’s Gorgon LNG plant in Australia.
Eni to supply carbon-neutral cargo to Taiwan
Italy’s Eni announced this week that it had agreed to supply a carbon-neutral LNG cargo to Taiwan’s CPC.
China’s crude imports edge up in July
China’s crude oil import volumes edged up in July from a month earlier, but remained significantly behind the heady pace that was set in 2020 when buyers moved to capitalise on bargain basement prices.
CNOOC tests deepwater blowout equipment
State-owned China National Offshore Oil Corp. (CNOOC) has announced the country’s first successful test of subsea capping stacks in the deep waters of the South China Sea.
Philippine senator changes tack over Malampaya
Philippine Senator Sherwin T Gatchalian appears to have shifted strategies in his crusade against local conglomerate Udenna’s acquisition of Royal Dutch Shell’s stake in the deepwater Malampaya natural gas field.
SKK Migas unveils Rokan production roadmap
Indonesia’s upstream regulator SKK Migas has unveiled an ambitious production roadmap for the Rokan block now that state-owned Pertamina has assumed its operatorship.
Origin spuds NT shale well amid mounting opposition
Australian developer Origin’s announcement this week that it had begun drilling a well in the shale oil and gas rich Beetaloo Sub-basin came amid mounting opposition to unconventional development in the region.
India’s tax overhaul should boost upstream confidence
The country has finally scrapped a controversial retroactive taxation system that has led to several high-profile disputes.
AsianOil: Senex enjoys significant Surat reserves upgrade
Australian independent Senex Energy reported a significant upgrade to its natural gas reserves this week following an independent assessment by Netherland Sewell & Associates (NSAI).
Pakistan justifies expensive LNG purchases
The Pakistani government has been forced to defend expensive spot LNG cargoes amid a firming of international gas prices.
India promises closer co-operation with upstream investors
The Indian government has promised to work more closely with private and foreign upstream investors as it seeks to turn around an ongoing slump in oil production.
IOC-Petronas JV to enter Indian retail fuel sector
India’s state-run Indian Oil Corp. (IOC) and Malaysian state-major Petronas plan to expand their joint venture’s interests to include the South Asian country’s retail fuel market.
Indonesia strives for smooth Rokan transition
Petrofac starts up Malaysian oilfield
International service provider Petrofac has started up a new shallow-water oilfield in Malaysia, according to state-owned Petronas.
Woodside ups Scarborough’s projected costs by 5%
Australian independent Woodside Energy has increased its cost estimates for the offshore Scarborough natural gas development ahead of a final investment decision (FID) planned for later this year.
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