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Total delivers carbon neutral LNG cargo
France’s Total announced this week that it had delivered its first-ever cargo of carbon neutral LNG.
Santos nears FID on Moomba CCS
Australian independent Santos has begun gearing up for a final investment decision (FID) on its Moomba carbon capture and storage (CCS) project following a successful injection test.
Oil Search’s revenue nearly halved in Q3
Australia and Papua New Guinea (PNG) listed Oil Search saw its third-quarter revenue fall by nearly half on the back of lower oil and gas prices.
Ampol posts third-quarter profit
Australian refiner and fuel retailer Ampol posted a AUD129mn ($91.8mn) profit for the third quarter of 2020, despite losses at its refining division continuing to mount.
Pertamina must retain majority in any domestic partnership
Indonesian upstream regulator SKK Migas has said state-owned Pertamina is free to form new partnerships to help develop its oil and gas fields as long as it retains its majority stake.
OGDCL convoy attacked by Baloch separatists
A convoy belonging to Pakistan’s state-run Oil and Gas Development Corporation Ltd (OGDCL) has been attacked by separatist militants in Balochistan Province, leaving at least 14 people dead.
Indian developers set to lose out in Iran
India’s state-run developers are reportedly set to lose out on the development of Iran’s shallow-water Farzad-B natural gas field to domestic developers.
China warns over possible domestic gas supply interruptions
China could experience tight natural gas supplies this winter, despite investment in recent years on building out import capacity, underground storage and domestic transportation infrastructure.
Philippines lifts upstream moratorium in disputed waters
The Philippines has lifted a six-year moratorium on exploration in disputed waters of the South China Sea in response to growing concerns over the country’s future energy security.
NRG: Challenges ahead
Certain developments in recent days illustrate the scale of ongoing challenges for the oil and gas industry, but various players are forging ahead undeterred.
Petronas considers its position in Iraq’s Gharraf
South Korean yard wins $1.7bn order for Arctic LNG-2 carriers
Unplanned outages plague LNG plants
A handful of liquefaction terminals around the world are dealing with unplanned outages.
Australia gas industry prepares for uncertain future
Australia’s natural gas sector is pinning its hopes on continuing demand from key Asian markets as the global outlook for fossil fuels demand becomes increasingly bearish.
Trump administration scrutinising Tipco’s payment arrangements with PdVSA
Thailand’s Tipco Asphalt has reportedly drawn some unwelcome attention from US federal authorities in light of reports on its financial arrangements with Venezuela’s national oil company (NOC) PdVSA.
India remains committed to mega-refinery
Indian Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas Dharmendra Pradhan has said plans for the country’s largest refinery at Ratnagiri will not be downsized, though he has admitted that the timetable has been pushed back.
Ecuador eyes new $1.4bn oil-backed Chinese loan
Ecuador is hoping to sign a new US$1.4bn oil-backed loan agreement with China next month, according to the South American country’s Minister of Energy and Non-Renewable Natural Resources René Ortiz.
PipeChina reveals LNG regasification tariffs, spare capacity
State-owned China Oil and Gas Pipeline Network (PipeChina) has reportedly revealed both regasification tariffs and November-December spare capacity for six of its liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals.
Zhoushan’s VLSFO sales climb 18% in 9M-20
The Chinese port of Zhoushan reportedly increased its sales of marine fuel by 18% year on year in the January-September period.
Petron urges Philippines to pass LPG bill
Philippine refiner and fuel retailer Petron has urged Congress to pass a bill that seeks to clamp down on illegal practices within the liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) sector.
Strike off to rocky start during West Erregulla appraisal drilling
Australian independent Strike Energy has revealed that the first well in its three-well appraisal of the onshore West Erregulla natural gas field in Western Australia has run into difficulty.
State Gas gears up for new drilling at CBM project
Australian independent State Gas has hired a drilling rig to sink up to four wells at its wholly owned Reid’s Dome coal-bed methane (CBM) project in Queensland.
NRG: Countervailing forces
Oil prices and energy demand are under pressure on both sides from storms, COVID-19 outbreaks and climate concerns.
Vietnamese LNG projects move forward
The Vietnamese city of Haiphong has approved two LNG-to-power projects that are estimated to cost a combined $7bn.
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