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Sinopec looks to cleaner future
The state-owned refiner is investing in both petrochemicals and hydrogen as it plans for a decline in transportation fuel demand.
Petronas’ profit more than doubles in Q1
State-owned Malaysian major Petronas has recorded a more than 100% year-on-year increase in its first-quarter profit, attributing the result to both a recovery in oil and gas prices as well as its own cost-cutting efforts.
AsianOil: ConocoPhillips to exit Indonesia’s Corridor block
US super-major ConocoPhillips is reportedly gearing up to walk away from the Corridor natural gas block onshore Indonesia.
Santos kicks off Timor-Leste drilling programme
Australian independent Santos has started the Phase 3C infill drilling programme at the Bayu-Undan field offshore in Timor-Leste.
NZOG, Cue farm in to three northern Australian fields
New Zealand Oil & Gas (NZOG) and its Southeast Asia-focused subsidiary Cue Energy have reached a deal to farm into Central Petroleum’s three producing assets in Australia’s Northern Territory.
Udenna snaps up Shell’s stake in Philippine gas field
Philippine conglomerate Udenna has reached a deal with Royal Dutch Shell to buy the latter’s 45% stake in the Southeast Asian country’s largest natural gas field.
Pertamina to build LNG terminal for Cilacap refinery
Indonesia’s state-owned Pertamina unveiled plans this week to build a small-scale liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal to supply feedstock to its Cilacap refinery.
PTT unlikely to bow to pressure over Myanmar
An international non-government organisation (NGO) is quietly pushing for Thailand’s state-owned PTT to begin facing penalties over its ties to Myanmar’s military government.
Indonesian upstream hit by spate of outages
Indonesia’s oil and gas industry has experienced a series of unplanned shutdowns that threaten to derail the government’s upstream production targets.
India’s oil, gas imports climb in April
India’s oil and gas imports experienced a resurgence in April compared with the same month of 2020, owing to the comparative relaxation of the country’s social quarantine measures.
AsianOil: India’s gas production climbs in April, while oil output slides
India recorded a significant jump in its natural gas production in April, even as its crude oil output continued to slide.
GECF rejects IEA call to end upstream investment
Stena wins FEED contract for Vietnamese LNG project
Stena Power & LNG Solutions has been awarded a front-end engineering and design (FEED) contract for the use of its jettyless LNG transfer and regasification technology at Delta Offshore Energy’s (DeltaOE) planned LNG-to-power project in Vietnam.
Woodside to exit Kitimat LNG
Australia’s Woodside announced this week that it would exit its 50% non-operated interest in the proposed Kitimat LNG project on Canada’s West Coast.
Queensland boasts of gas supply “rescue"
The state government has claimed that local gas projects will soon rescue southern states from gas supply shortfalls
Jemena picks Wasco to expand Roma North gas processing facility
Australian energy infrastructure operator Jemena has awarded a AUD15mn ($11.6mn) contract to Wasco Australia to expand the capacity of the Roma North natural gas processing facility in Queensland by 50%.
State Gas spuds first Rolleston-West CBM well
Australian junior State Gas has spudded its first well at the Rolleston-West coal-bed methane (CBM) in Queensland State’s Bowen Basin.
AGN blends green hydrogen into South Australian gas grid
Australian Gas Networks (AGN) has begun blending green hydrogen into its natural gas grid in South Australia following the official opening its AUD14.5mn Hydrogen Park South Australia (HyP SA).
Japex exits Canadian shale gas project
Japan Petroleum Exploration (Japex) has agreed to sell its 10% stake in a Canadian shale gas project to Malaysia’s state-owned Petronas for an undisclosed figure.
PTTEP adds to upstream success offshore Malaysia
Thailand’s state-owned PTT Exploration and Production (PTTEP) has extended its run of wildcat successes in Malaysia’s shallow waters, announcing its fourth discovery this year.
Debate over LNG bunkering heats up
The debate over the future of LNG as a marine fuel has intensified after the World Bank dismissed its potential to help decarbonise shipping.
Indian developers lose out in Iran
The Iranian government has decided to proceed with the development of the shallow-water Farzad-B natural gas and condensate field without India’s participation.
AsianOil: Indonesian upstream expands domestic content level
Indonesia’s upstream watchdog SKK Migas has revealed that the domestic content level in the country’s oil and gas projects during the first four months of the year exceeded the government’s target.
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