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Strike makes South Erregulla gas discovery
Australia’s Strike Energy announced this week that it had made a conventional gas discovery with the South Erregulla-1 (SE-1) appraisal well in Western Australia’s Perth Basin.
China seeks greater global LNG trading role
China is reportedly working to establish itself as a major player in global LNG trading, bolstered by liberalisation at home and contracts abroad.
Thailand lays plans for another LNG regasification terminal
Japan considering moves to keep fuel prices under control
ConocoPhillips Sarawak contracts jack-up rig for Malaysian drilling campaign
Units of US independent ConocoPhillips have contracted Icon Offshore to provide a jack-up rig for a multi-well drilling campaign offshore Malaysia that is due to start in the second quarter of this year.
AsianOil: ConocoPhillips Sarawak contracts jack-up rig for Malaysian drilling campaign
Units of US independent ConocoPhillips have contracted Icon Offshore to provide a jack-up rig for a multi-well drilling campaign offshore Malaysia that is due to start in the second quarter of this year.
India’s Reliance announces move to blue hydrogen
China reportedly prepared to renegotiate oil-for-loans deal with Ecuador
China’s government is prepared to renegotiate the terms of its debt agreements with Ecuador so as to break the link between payment and crude oil sales, according to President Guillermo Lasso.
Inpex unveils plans for Ichthys CCS project
Japan’s Inpex has unveiled plans to build a carbon capture and storage (CCS) project at its Ichthys LNG terminal in Australia.
Duterte defends Malampaya gas transaction
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on February 4 defended the sale of a 45% stake in the Malampaya gas project to Udenna, which is controlled by his ally, Dennis Uy.
Jadestone unveils 36% increase in production guidance for 2022
Independent producer Jadestone Energy, which has operations across Southeast Asia and Oceania, unveiled its guidance for 2022 on February 10.
Carnarvon turns attention to Western Australia after Timor-Leste disappointment
Australia’s Carnarvon Energy is turning its attention back to waters offshore Western Australia after declaring the Buffalo-10 well offshore Timor-Leste to be uncommercial.
Mexican oil export cuts already affecting India
Mexico’s national oil company Pemex has reportedly slashed crude exports to India since the beginning of the year, in an apparent move to uphold its previously announced goal of making more feedstock available to domestic refiners.
Shell outlines QGC drilling plans
Royal Dutch Shell has unveiled plans for the next phase of onshore gas development in Queensland, Australia, alongside its partners in the QGC joint venture.
AsianOil: Shell outlines QGC drilling plans
Royal Dutch Shell has unveiled plans for the next phase of onshore gas development in Queensland, Australia, alongside its partners in the QGC joint venture.
Rosneft clinches deal for oil supplies to China via Kazakhstan
Russia expands China ties with new gas deal
Russia’s national gas company Gazprom announced on February 4 that it had agreed on the annual sale of 10 bcm per year of natural gas to China’s CNPC over a 30-year period.
India’s state-owned oil companies set to spend $14.7bn over 2022-23 financial year
India’s leading state-owned oil and gas companies – on both the upstream and downstream side – are set to spend nearly INR1.1 trillion ($14.7bn) over the 2022-23 financial year, which begins in April.
Mitsubishi to build world’s first liquefied CO2 carrier serving CCUS
Mitsubishi Shipbuilding, a division of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) Group, announced this week that it had signed a contract with Sanyu Kisen to build a demonstration vessel for the transportation of liquefied carbon dioxide (LCO2).
Sinopec completes China’s first million tonne CCUS project
China’s Sinopec said on January 29 that it had completed construction of the country’s first carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) project with a capacity of over 1mn tonnes per year (tpy).
Petronas steps up CCS push
Malaysia’s Petronas has signed an MoU with JAPEX on carbon capture and storage collaboration, in the latest of a series of announcements relating to the technology.
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