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Russia considers tax exemptions for joint oil venture with Vietnam
In a move aimed at fostering collaboration in the energy sector, Russia is contemplating providing tax exemptions to the joint Russian-Vietnamese oil company, Rusvietpetro
China goes deeper than ever before with new Sinopec well
In a rare oil or gas-related story from the remote north-west of China, Sinopec, the country's petrochemical giant, has achieved a major milestone by completing a 9,432-metre-deep oil and gas well.
Singapore eyes a second LNG terminal by 2030
In a bid to help bolster its energy security, Singapore is set to establish a second LNG terminal by the close of the decade.
Shell expands offshore exploration in Malaysia with focus on new fields
UK supermajor Shell is intensifying its exploration efforts in the offshore regions of Malaysia
AsianOil: Pertamina strikes CCS deals with US majors
Pakistan floats LNG tender to meet winter demand
Pakistan LNG Limited has issued a tender with a four-day notice, inviting bids for a standard LNG cargo with targeted delivery on Jan 8-9
Japex, JGC Holdings and Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha partner with Petronas CCS Ventures for offshore CCS project
Japan Petroleum Exploration, JGC Holdings Corporation and Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha have agreed and signed a key participation agreement with Petronas CCS Ventures.
Pakistan, Iran to resume talks over stalled gas pipeline
Pakistan and Iran will resume discussions in the forthcoming weeks to revive a troubled gas pipeline project, amid a looming deadline that could cost Islamabad billions of dollars in penalties.
Russia diversifies crude oil buyers with first-ever shipment to Brunei amidst sanctions
Russia has ventured into new markets by shipping its inaugural Urals crude oil cargo to Brunei
Indonesia's upward trend in domestic component levels in the oil and gas upstream sector
Indonesia's Special Task Force for the Upstream Oil and Gas Business Activities has reported that the domestic component level in the upstream oil and gas industry has reached 61.8%
Venezuelan coke gains traction in India as sanctions ease, narrowing discounts
The discount on Venezuelan petroleum coke in India's key market is narrowing after last month’s easing of US sanctions on Caracas. Indian cement makers are increasingly eyeing Venezuelan coke as an alternative to US and Saudi product.
IndianOil LNG to invest $408m in expansion of Ennore terminal
IndianOil LNG, a joint venture of Indian Oil Corporation, is set to invest $408mn in the expansion of the Ennore LNG terminal in Tamil Nadu.
Oil demand focus to pivot from Beijing to New Delhi
For decades China has been the primary driver of global oil demand growth but that era of exceptional growth may now be in the past
Inpex raises full-year profit forecast, citing higher oil prices and a weaker yen
Japan’s leading oil and gas producer Inpex announced this week that it had raised its forecast for full-year net come to JPY340bn ($2.3bn), after factoring in higher than previously expected oil prices and a weaker yen.
Pertamina strikes CCS deals with US majors
Indonesia’s state-owned oil and gas producer Pertamina is pressing on in its talks with US majors ExxonMobil and Chevron on investments in carbon capture and storage facilities.
PetroChina and Repsol to pivot from Canadian to Venezuelan crude amid US sanctions relief
In the wake of a temporary relaxation of oil sanctions on Caracas, two prominent purchasers of Canadian heavy crude exports from the US Gulf coast are positioned to escalate their intake of Venezuelan crude, potentially displacing Canadian crude.
CNOOC starts phase one production at Bozhong 19-6 condensate field
Vietnam's PV Gas climbs to 3rd in stock exchange capitalisation
PetroVietnam Gas Joint Stock Corporation has witnessed a steady recovery, culminating in its shares closing at approximately $3.3 per share on November 15
Gas Malaysia plans two more biomethane projects for 1H24
Gas Malaysia is taking steps to commission two more biomethane projects as part of a plan to expand the company’s – and the country’s – use of natural gas produced from biological sources.
LNG moves across Southeast Asia forecast to peak by 2040
A study by the Asia Research & Engagement group has predicted that Southeast Asia’s LNG investments are expected to reach their peak by 2040
India's ONGC says new projects to reverse declining oil outputs from matured fields
State-run Oil and Natural Gas Corp in India reported a decline in oil and gas output during July-September, attributed to lower volumes from matured fields and weather-related disruptions
IEA raises oil demand forecast despite global economic slowdown
The International Energy Agency has revised its oil demand growth forecasts for 2023 and 2024, challenging expectations of a global economic slowdown
Petronas and PetroVietnam explore energy collaboration opportunities
Malaysian energy giant Petronas and its Vietnamese counterpart PetroVietnam are set to explore collaboration opportunities in various sectors of the energy industry in Vietnam
Pertamina partners with Sinopec to accelerate energy transition and global business opportunities
PT Pertamina has entered into a business collaboration with the Chinese energy company Sinopec to expedite its commitment to energy transition and enhance global business development
Gas Malaysia subsidiary to procure biomethane from Johor Plantations for green gas initiative
Gas Malaysia Virtual Pipeline Sdn Bhd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Gas Malaysia, has entered into an agreement to procure biomethane from Johor Plantations Berhad, with an annual contract quantity of 250,000 MMBtu
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