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Chinese imports of US LNG plummet by 95%
PetroChina reportedly weighing exit from Australia, Canada
State-owned PetroChina is reported to be considering exiting its investments in Australia and Canada in a bid to divert funds to more profitable opportunities elsewhere.
AsianOil: PetroChina reportedly weighing exit from Australia, Canada
State-owned PetroChina is reported to be considering exiting its investments in Australia and Canada in a bid to divert funds to more profitable opportunities elsewhere.
Tug of war emerging over what role Iran (and its oil) should play in new world order
France calls for efforts to get Iranian oil back on the market as Tehran re-enters nuclear deal talks, Tehran says it has applied to join BRICS and Israel secretly discusses defence coordination against Iran with Saudi Arabia.
Pakistan struggles to attract LNG cargoes
Pakistan is struggling to attract LNG shipments via tenders amid a tight market and high spot prices, which threaten to exacerbate its power crisis.
Japan raises objections to reported Chinese exploration push in East China Sea
The Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs has raised its objections to a reported Chinese exploration push in a contested area of the East China Sea.
Beach plans Yolla infill well offshore Australia
Australia’s Beach Energy is proposing to drill a single new infill well at the Yolla field in the Bass Basin offshore Victoria.
GEECL proceeds with shale exploration programme
India’s Great Eastern Energy Corporation Ltd (GEECL) said this week that it was proceeding with its shale gas exploration programme after executing an amendment to its Petroleum Mining Lease (PML).
ExxonMobil moves to upgrade Singapore refining, petchem complex
ExxonMobil said this week that it expects to add around 20,000 barrels per day of light, heavy and extra-heavy lubricant base stocks by upgrading its Singapore integrated refining and petrochemical complex.
ADNOC, Aramco up the ante on hydrogen fuel carriers
China aiming to re-export LNG to Japan, South Korea
Financial close nears for Malaysia’s Pengerang Complex with start-up planned for fourth quarter
AsianOil: JGC Indonesia awarded EPC contract for Akatara gas plant and pipeline
Japan’s JGC Holding's subsidiary, JGC Indonesia, has won an EPC contract from Jadestone Energy for a gas processing facility and pipeline for the Akatara field.
China, India overtake Germany as Russia’s biggest buyer of crude oil
Oil imports by China and India from Russia have surged thanks to the sanctions on Russia in May to overtake Germany as Russia’s biggest trade partner.
Russia emerges as top Chinese oil supplier in May
Chinese shipyards return to work following lockdowns
China’s leading shipyards are returning to work as lockdowns are eased in Shanghai. Indeed, those lockdowns contributed to South Korea overtaking China as the world’s top shipbuilder by orders.
TotalEnergies signs separate deals with Asian partners
France’s TotalEnergies has signed two separate energy-focused deals with Asian partners – India’s Adani Enterprises Ltd (AEL) and South Korea’s Korea Gas (Kogas) – over the past week.
First Gen requests delay to Philippine LNG project schedule
First Gen is facing delays in development of its LNG import project offshore the Philippines. On June 16 the company said it had asked the Philippine Department of Energy to extend its construction permit for the project by six months.
Gazprom, CNPC sign technical agreement on Far East gas route to China
Russia’s Gazprom and China National Petroleum Corp. (CNPC) have signed a technical agreement on a Far East route for supplying Russian natural gas to China.
Chinese firms reportedly in advanced talks to invest in Qatari LNG expansion
China’s leading state-owned energy companies are reported to be in advanced talks with Qatar over a potential investment in the North Field East liquefaction capacity expansion.
Sapura wins six contracts worth $613mn
Malaysian contractor Sapura Energy, through its subsidiaries and joint venture, has won six contracts worth a combined MYR2.7bn ($613mn).
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