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LNG trade booms ahead of winter
The global LNG trade is booming ahead of the Northern Hemisphere winter, with Asia’s leading buyers ramping up deliveries, in competition with Europe.
SOCAR plans to invest in Pakistan
US confirms co-ordinated SPR release
The US has teamed up with China, India, South Korea, Japan and the UK to co-ordinate releases from their strategic petroleum reserves.
Samsung wins Jafurah gas treatment EPC
AsianOil: Woodside takes FIDs on Scarborough and Pluto LNG 2
Australia’s largest oil and gas producer Woodside has reached final investment decisions for both the Scarborough gas field development as well as the expansion of the Pluto liquefied natural gas facility.
India eyes stakes in Vostok Oil, Arctic LNG-2
Aramco pulls out of one Indian deal, announces another
Chevron shuts Gorgon Train 1 following minor leak
Chevron shut Train 1 at its giant Gorgon LNG plant in Western Australia following the discovery of a minor gas leak during a routine inspection this week.
Australia unveils next round of basin funding
The Australian government has unveiled the next two basins to receive exploration funding and support as part of the “gas-fired recovery” economic strategy.
US seeks Asian allies for SPR strategy
The US wants to co-ordinate with major Asian crude buyers to oversee the release of strategic reserves in order to bring prices down.
Winter worries lead to an increase in refinery output in Japan
Indonesia unveils three-pronged upstream strategy
Indonesian upstream regulator SKK Migas has unveiled its three-pronged upstream strategy to boost national oil and gas production in line with the government’s 2030 target.
Cairn India secures new upstream partnerships
Indian independent Cairn Oil & Gas has signed services contracts with both Halliburton and Baker Hughes as it strives to boost its production and reserves.
Freeport LNG announces CCS plan amid news of stake sale
Freeport LNG Development is partnering with Talos Energy to jointly develop a carbon capture and storage facility to serve its liquefaction terminal on the Texas Gulf Coast. The announcement comes as a 25.7% stake in Freeport changes hands.
Russia strikes deal on Iran's multi-trillion dollar Chalous gas field as ‘final act securing control over European energy market’
Tehran said to be expecting geopolitical payoff by giving up control of field that makes Iran holder of world’s biggest gas reserves.
AsianOil: Petronas signs raft of CCUS agreements
Malaysia’s state-owned Petronas has signed a number of agreements this month with international partners that focus on developing carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) technology.
IGU calls for more support for renewable gases
Australia’s hydrogen sector draws investment
Chevron to use carbon credits to make up for Gorgon CCS shortfall
Chevron and its partners in the giant Gorgon LNG project in Australia will buy carbon credits likely worth more than $183mn to compensate for failing to meet carbon capture targets.
RIL exits Eagle Ford with sale to Ensign
India’s Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) is exiting the US shale industry via a sale of its assets in the Eagle Ford play in Texas to Ensign Natural Resources.
Santos wraps up NT shale well
Australian independent Santos has successfully drilled the Tanumbirini 3H (T3H) well in the EP 161 shale gas play in the Northern Territory.
CNPC enters state of emergency after COVID scare
State-owned China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC) has entered a state of emergency at its Beijing offices after four employees tested positive for coronavirus (COVID-19), the Global Times reported on November 11.
PNG court approves Oil Search shareholder vote on Santos merger
Papua New Guinea’s (PNG) National Court has given Oil Search the green light to hold a shareholder vote on its proposed merger with Santos.
Pertamina puts price tag on first CCS projects
Indonesia’s state-owned Pertamina has estimated that installing the country’s first two carbon capture storage (CCS) projects could cost as much as $500mn.
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