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Gazprom prepares Power of Siberia launch
More than a decade in the making, the Power of Siberia natural gas pipeline will finally start operations next week.
Petronas claims RAPID on track to start up this year
Malaysia’s state-owned Petronas has downplayed a recent report that its integrated downstream complex in southern Malaysia is running behind schedule.
Pertamina outlines 2020 investment strategy
Indonesia’s state-owned Pertamina intends to invest $7.8bn in 2020, with the majority of that earmarked for the upstream sector.
ONGC ends shale exploration programme early
India’s hopes of replicating the US’ shale gas revolution received a heavy blow this week after state-run Oil and Natural Gas Corp. (ONGC) reportedly ended its shale exploration programme early.
ONGC reportedly mulls HPCL stake sale
India’s state-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corp. (ONGC) is reportedly preparing to sell a portion of its controlling stake in refiner Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd (HPCL).
Market oversupply causes Pavilion to cancel cargo
Oversupply in the global market has led Singapore’s Pavilion Energy to cancel the loading of a US LNG cargo, and more such moves could follow.
ONGC revises down KG-D5 production guidance
India’s state-run Oil and Natural Gas Corp. (ONGC) has revised down its production guidance for the ultra-deepwater KG-DWN-98/2 (KG-D5) block by up to 20%.
Elixir kicks off second Mongolian well
Australian-listed junior Elixir Energy has said it kicked off the second well in a two-well drilling programme on its coal-bed methane (CBM) block in Mongolia.
PNG set to start P’nyang renegotiations with ExxonMobil
The government of Papua New Guinea is set to start talks with ExxonMobil in an attempt to negotiate better terms for the P’Nyang gas project.
Australia must decide the next step in its energy story
Australia is at a crossroads as it decides its energy future. The country is a major natural gas producer, output of which has boomed over the past years to meet ever-increasing demand from buyers across Asia.
KrisEnergy sells stake in Indonesian block to BP
Singaporean developer KrisEnergy has agreed to sell its 30% stake in the Andaman II production-sharing contract (PSC) offshore Indonesia to super-major BP.
Pertamina oil spill reappears off West Java
Indonesia’s state-owned Pertamina has said an offshore oil spill, originally thought to have been contained at the end of September, is leaking once more.
India’s crude oil imports slip 3.3% in October
India’s crude oil imports slipped 3.3% year on year in October to 4.56mn barrels per day, according to government data published on November 14.
India may reduce stake in its largest refiner
The Indian government is reportedly considering reducing its direct stake in the country’s largest refiner, Indian Oil Corp. (IOC), to below 51%.
US LNG exporters looking at increased shipments via Panama Canal
Exporters of US LNG are poised to send more gas to Asia, taking advantage of new transit slots at the Panama Canal.
JXTG unlikely to invest in Aramco IPO
Japan’s largest refiner has cast some serious doubt over whether Saudi Aramco’s long-awaited initial public offering (IPO) will able to attract Japanese investment.
Comet seeks environmental approval for Queensland block
Australia junior Comet Ridge has begun work to secure environmental authority (EA) for a coal-bed methane block in Queensland, the company said on November 12.
Strike claims one of Australia’s largest onshore gas finds
Australian independent Strike Energy has said its block in the Perth Basin could hold one of the country’s largest ever conventional onshore gas discoveries.
PTT’s Q3 profit shrinks 33%
Thailand’s state-owned PTT saw its third-quarter net profit decline by 33% year on year to THB20.25bn ($669.7mn) on the back of weaker downstream and international trading performances.
Indonesia extends Corridor PSC by 20 years
The Indonesian government has extended the production-sharing contract (PSC) for the Corridor Block in South Sumatra Province by 20 years until 2043.
IOC makes first IMO-compliant bunker sale
State-run Indian Oil Corp. (IOC) has completed the country’s first bunker sales of very low-sulphur fuel oil (VLSFO) ahead of the introduction of new international maritime fuel standards.
India extends Cairn’s PSC for Ravva block
The Indian government has extended Cairn Oil & Gas’ production-sharing contract (PSC) for the Ravva block in Andhra Pradesh State by 10 years until 2029, the company said on November 6.
Turkmenistan's pipe dreams
Australian LNG import project faces delays
Australian Industrial Energy’s Port Kembla LNG import plan is being hit by delays as it struggles to lock in buyers for its gas.
PNG commission delays UBS oil loan inquiry
A Papua New Guinea (PNG) government commission set up to investigate a A$1.2bn ($827.3mn) loan from UBS that the former administration used to buy into Oil Search has once again delayed its inquiry.
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