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SA gas import project advances, despite challenging market
South Australia may be leading the rest of the country in terms of its renewable energy adoption rates, but that has not stopped one Australian developer from pressing ahead with its plans to build an LNG import terminal in the state.
Japan counts on CNL to help offset emissions
The country’s natural gas buyers have begun importing carbon-neutral LNG as they explore methods to reduce their carbon footprints.
Gorgon partners sign off on $4bn compressor project
US super-major Chevron and its partners have signed off on a new $4bn project at extend the life of the giant Gorgon liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant in Western Australia.
OPEC+ plans in disarray as meeting is cancelled
AsianOil: Sacgasco expands into Philippine upstream
Australian junior Sacgasco has expanded its upstream portfolio after acquiring interests in four licences offshore the Philippines from Thai energy conglomerate Bangchak.
China trims 2030 gas goal
The country’s energy planners have reduced gas’ projected share of the 2030 primary energy mix from 15% to 12%.
Petronas rethinks African investment strategy
Malaysia’s state-owned Petronas is not only rethinking its participation in South Sudan’s first oil licensing round but is also reportedly looking to exit South Africa’s fuel retail sector.
ONGC’s environmental credentials further tarnished by oil spill
The environmental credentials of India’s largest oil and gas developer are coming under increased scrutiny, with state-run Oil and Natural Gas Corp.’s (ONGC) latest pipeline spill doing little to help the company’s image.
Australia proceeds with decomm plans, despite developer frustration
The Australian government is moving ahead with plans to decommission a stranded floating production storage and offtake (FPSO) vessel at the cost of the offshore upstream sector – a move that has drawn fire from developers.
ITFC lends $4.5bn to Pakistan for oil, gas imports
The Pakistani government has reportedly secured a three-year, $4.5bn loan from the Islamic Trade Finance Corp. (ITFC) to help cover the cost of the country’s energy imports.
CNOOC Ltd’s first self-operated deepwater project enters production
China’s state-run CNOOC Ltd commenced production from the country’s first self-operated deepwater project this week, as well as a shallow-water oilfield in the South China Sea.
Baghdad cancels Zhenhua’s crude prepayment deal
Pakistani firms to form SPV to bid for UAE acreage
AsianOil: Pertamina’s shipping arm unveils $4bn asset upgrade plan
The shipping arm of Indonesia’s state-owned Pertamina has unveiled plans to invest $4bn to upgrade its vessels and terminals over the next seven years.
Costs of supplying US LNG to Asia rise
A new report has found that the cost of supplying US LNG to Asia rose this year, but US production of the fuel is still anticipated to hit record highs.
Vintage upbeat over Cooper Basin wells
Australian independent Vintage Energy has encountered promising signs at its two drilling programmes in the Cooper Basin.
Origin preps NT shale gas play for production test
Australian integrated energy company Origin Energy is preparing to hold a production test at its shale gas play in the Northern Territory’s Beetaloo Sub-Basin.
Australian government certifies Cooper’s carbon neutral gas production
Australian independent Cooper Energy has become the country’s first natural gas producer to be officially certified by the government as carbon neutral.
India rethinks state majors' portfolios
The government wants ONGC and OIL to exploit their oil and gas fields or relinquish them
JAPEX joins Indonesian upstream CCUS study
JAPEX has teamed up with Indonesia’s state-owned Pertamina and LEMIGAS to study the use of CCUS technology at an oilfield in the Southeast Asian country.
CNPC finds oil, gas in Xinjiang
State-owned China National Petroleum Corp. (CNPC) has discovered a new oil and gas field in the Tarim Basin in the remote north-western region of Xinjiang.
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