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KrisEnergy announces exit from Bangladesh’s offshore
Bangladesh’s flagging offshore exploration scene has taken another knock, following news this week that a shallow-water project has been returned the government.
China’s city-gas operators enjoy winter rush
China’s coldest winter in decades has proved to be a boon for the country’s city-gas operators, which have seen fuel demand skyrocket.
India decries Saudi production cuts
India has complained about Saudi Arabia’s decision earlier this month to cut crude oil production and has suggested the move could see oil buyers shift to alternative energy sources.
Talon to expand footprint in WA’s onshore
Australian junior Talon Petroleum is set to expand its holdings in Western Australia’s onshore Perth Basin after agreeing to buy a 100% stake in the Muchea play from Macallum.
Origin strikes gas at Beetaloo shale play
Australian developer Origin has announced the discovery of hydrocarbons at its exploration well in the Northern Territory’s Beetaloo Sub-basin.
NRG: LNG spikes, political swings and new technologies
Australia backs Beetaloo development
The Australian government has announced plans to provide additional funding that is geared towards speeding up the development of the Northern Territory’s shale gas resources.
Ups and downs for LNG in Australia
Chevron has reported finding weld quality issues at a second train at its Gorgon LNG project, while Shell has restarted production at Prelude FLNG after an almost year-long outage.
China’s oil, gas imports climb in 2020
China’s crude oil and natural gas imports both climbed to record highs in 2020, despite the COVID-19 pandemic severely depressing economic activity.
Squadron seeks foundation buyers for LNG project
Australia’s Squadron Energy is striving to close talks with potential customers for its liquefied natural gas (LNG) import project at Port Kembla in New South Wales.
Indian oil demand shrank in 2020
Although India’s oil demand shrank in 2020 for the first time in more than two decades, the country’s demand for liquid petroleum gas (LPG) climbed to new highs.
Strike launches WA petchem development
Australian junior Strike Energy is progressing with an ammonia and urea manufacturing facility development in Western Australia, which will use natural gas supplied from the company’s onshore Greater Erregulla project.
Ampol cautious over Lytton refinery’s stronger quarter
Australian refiner and oil marketer Ampol has posted a fourth-quarter unaudited loss of AUD4mn ($3.1mn) for its Lytton refinery, marking an improvement in the facility’s fortunes.
Indonesia’s PGN unveils three-year gas plan
Indonesia’s state-owned Perusahaan Gas Negara (PGN) has unveiled a three-year plan to support the government’s drive to bolster domestic natural gas consumption.
NRG: Pushing ahead with plans
Companies and countries alike are taking steps forward with various oil and gas plans, though some continue to tread carefully in uncertain market conditions.
A positive start to 2021 for LNG
After a tough 2020, this year has started relatively positively for the LNG industry.
Petronas assumes control of E11 gas hub
Malaysia’s Petronas has assumed operatorship of the offshore E11 natural gas hub from Royal Dutch Shell, the state major said on January 7.
Indian fuel prices soar
Indian gasoline prices climbed to an all-time high this week amid improving domestic demand and stronger international oil prices.
Eni shelves Australian asset sale
Italian major Eni has reportedly put its sale of natural gas assets in Australia on hold after failing to attract bids of sufficient value.
Shell agrees to sell down stake in QCLNG common facilities
Royal Dutch Shell announced on December 21 that it had agreed to sell a 26.25% stake in the Queensland Curtis LNG (QCLNG) common facilities to Global Infrastructure Partners Australia.
BP’s dry hole offshore Western Australia
UK super-major BP’s Ironbark-1 exploration well offshore Western Australia has turned out to be a dry hole, the developer’s junior partners announced last week.
SKK Migas approves Repsol’s plan for Kaliberau gas project
Indonesian upstream watchdog SKK Migas has apparently settled its differences with Spain’s Repsol over the onshore Kaliberau natural gas project, signing off on proposed development plan last week.
A long, strange year: 2020 in review
NewsBase’s editors are marking the start of 2021 with a review of how each of the regions covered by our organisation was affected by the events of the past 12 months.
NRG: Energy markets edge cautiously into a new year
Concerns about energy demand and OPEC+ production quotas continue to exert pressure on oil prices, despite the debut of the COVID-19 vaccine
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