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AsianOil: Senex agrees to Posco takeover

14 December 2021

Australia’s Senex Energy has agreed to be acquired by Posco International, the trading arm of South Korean steelmaker Posco, for AUD852.1mn ($606.8mn).

Baron Oil provides seismic reprocessing update for Chuditch discovery

10 December 2021

UK-based Baron Oil said this week that it had received interim results from the reprocessing of 3D seismic data along the trend of the Chuditch-1 gas discovery offshore Timor-Leste.

Woodside earmarks $5bn for new energy investments

10 December 2021

Australia’s Woodside has committed to spending $5bn on “new energy” by 2030 in a bid to embrace the energy transition.

Malaysia’s Sabah to form state oil and gas company following Petronas deal

10 December 2021

Malaysia’s Sabah State has signed a commercial collaboration agreement with state-owned Petronas on oil and gas development in the state, which will lead to the formation of its own oil and gas company.

ConocoPhillips makes moves in Indonesia, Australia

10 December 2021

US-based ConocoPhillips is selling its assets in Indonesia to MedcoEnergi for $1.355bn, while also exercising its right to buy an additional 10% stake in the APLNG project in Australia that had been due to be sold to EIG Global Energy Partners.

Santos-Oil Search merger clears more hurdles

8 December 2021

The proposed merger between Santos and Oil Search is closer to reality after receiving approval from Papua New Guinea’s (PNG) Securities Commission. In the same week, over 95% of Oil Search shareholders voted in favour of the merger.

Prelude FLNG operations suspended following fire

8 December 2021

Royal Dutch Shell suspended operations at its Prelude floating LNG (FLNG) facility offshore Western Australia after a fire broke out on the vessel last week.

AsianOil: Santos-Oil Search merger clears more hurdles

7 December 2021

The proposed merger between Santos and Oil Search is closer to reality after receiving approval from Papua New Guinea’s (PNG) Securities Commission. In the same week, over 95% of Oil Search shareholders voted in favour of the merger.

Hoegh wins FSRU contract for Australian import project

4 December 2021

Hoegh LNG has secured a contract to supply the floating storage and regasification unit for Australia’s planned Port Kembla import project.

Petronas kicks off FEED competition at nearshore LNG project

2 December 2021

Malaysia’s state-owned Petronas has awarded two front-end engineering and design (FEED) contracts its nearshore liquefied natural gas project in Sabah State.

Cooper may acquire Orbost gas processing plant

2 December 2021

Australian independent Cooper Energy has confirmed a local report that it is considering the acquisition of the troubled Orbost natural gas processing plant from infrastructure operator APA.

Cue Energy seals NT gas supply deal

2 December 2021

Australian independent Cue Energy has entered into a new natural gas supply agreement with the Northern Territory’s Power and Water Corp. via a back-to-back agreement with Macquarie Mereenie.

Indonesia weighs emission commitments against energy needs

2 December 2021

Indonesia remains committed to its oil and gas production goals for 2030 and beyond even though it has also pledged to reduce its carbon emission to net zero by 2060.

Report: China demanded Indonesia end South China Sea drilling

2 December 2021

China officially called on Indonesia earlier this year to end its exploration in disputed waters of the South China Sea, Reuters reported this week.

India intends to control national pipeline operator

2 December 2021

The Indian government is reportedly planning to take a majority stake in a proposed new company that will operate all of the country’s common carrier natural gas pipelines.

Gorgon Train 1 back online following repairs

2 December 2021

Train 1 at the Chevron-led Gorgon LNG terminal in Western Australia has returned to service after briefly being taken offline in mid-November following the discovery of a minor gas leak.

AsianOil: Australia releases 20-year gas sector strategy

30 November 2021

The Australian government released its first full National Gas Infrastructure Plan (NGIP), alongside the Future Gas Infrastructure Investment Framework, late last week.

Sinopec steps up gas supplies to northern China

26 November 2021

China’s state-owned Sinopec has stepped up natural gas deliveries to the country’s north to meet rising demand ahead of an anticipated plunge in temperatures.

Dozens of Indonesian projects still looking for state partner

26 November 2021

Indonesian upstream regulator SKK Migas has revealed that there are more than 60 plans of development (PoDs) that must still bring on a state partner, a key step in securing the government’s final approval.

Edited by

Andrew Kemp

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