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Occidental signs deal to sell net-zero oil to South Korean refiner
Occidental Petroleum announced this week that it has reached a deal to sell what it described as net-zero oil to South Korea's SK Trading International.
BP, Petronas win offshore blocks in Indonesian auction
Super-major BP and Malaysia’s Petronas both announced on March 18 that they had been awarded deepwater exploration blocks as part of the second round of Indonesia’s 2021 Oil and Gas Working Area (WK) Bid Round.
AsianOil: BP, Petronas win offshore blocks in Indonesian auction
Super-major BP and Malaysia’s Petronas both announced on March 18 that they had been awarded deepwater exploration blocks as part of the second round of Indonesia’s 2021 Oil and Gas Working Area (WK) Bid Round.
Scramble to replace Russian gas endangers climate change targets
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has pushed the questions of decarbonisation and energy security up to the top of the political agenda as governments scramble to find alternatives to Russian oil and gas.
India said to buy more discounted Russian oil
Malaysia’s Kimanis crude exports to fall in May on maintenance
A preliminary loading schedule has shown that exports of Malaysia’s Kimanis crude are set to fall to six cargoes in May, from eight in April.
Sinopec keeps refinery operational rates fairly high
China’s Sinopec is reportedly running its refineries at operational rates that it has described as fairly high, but there have been warnings that Chinese refiners could scale back exports.
Pakistan, Russia reportedly close to agreement on Pakistan Stream
Pakistan and Russia are close to finalising a plan to build the Pakistan Stream pipeline, media reported this week.
ExxonMobil to expand Gippsland Basin gas production
ExxonMobil announced on March 17 that it had taken a final investment decision on an expansion of gas production in Australia’s Gippsland Basin.
Indian fertiliser industry vulnerable to high gas prices
India’s heavy reliance on imported LNG for use in fertiliser production is exposing the country’s exposure to volatile gas prices, raising the government’s subsidy bill, and it could push up food prices.
Aramco maintains expansion with Chinese FID
China resells US LNG cargoes to Europe
China is reported to have resold a handful of US LNG cargoes to Europe as price trends and Russia’s war in Ukraine continue to reroute trade flows.
Who will replace Western IOCs in Russia?
AsianOil: South Korea approves oil release to take pressure off refiners
The South Korean government last week gave the green light to release more than 4mn barrels of oil from the country's Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR).
India said to be looking to score discounted Russian oil
Australia accelerates CCS plans
Carbon capture and storage initiatives are picking up pace in Australia, with the state government of Western Australia saying it would draft a bill covering use of the technology.
OceanMight wins contract for Malaysia’s offshore Jerun gas field
Malaysia’s OceanMight has been awarded a contract to provide equipment and services at the Jerun oilfield in the SK408 block offshore Sarawak by Malaysia Marine & Heavy Engineering (MMHE).
Sri Lanka’s Supreme Court dismisses legal challenge against LNG-to-power project
Sri Lanka’s Supreme Court on March 4 dismissed a legal challenge against a proposed LNG-to-power project that is being developed by New Fortress Energy.
OVL suffers exploration disappointment with Kanchan-1 well in Bangladesh
India’s ONGC Videsh Ltd (OVL) has reportedly failed to find commercially viable gas reserves in a well drilled in the SS-04 shallow-water block offshore Bangladesh.
McDermott completes subsea work at Bayu-Undan as Santos kicks off CCS FEED
McDermott International has completed subsea work under its engineering, procurement, construction and installation contract, awarded by Australia’s Santos for the latest phase of the Bayu-Undan project.
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