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TAQA Arabia submits non-binding offer to acquire gas stations owned by army’s Wataniya Petroleum
Egyptian energy services company TAQA Arabia submitted a non-binding offer to acquire gas stations company Wataniya Petroleum, a subsidiary of the army’s civilian business conglomerate National Service Projects Organization (NSPO).
Aramco expands downstream presence in China
Saudi Aramco has announced plans to continue expanding its downstream presence in China in an effort to support energy security and a green transition in the country, according to the company’s president of downstream, Mohammed Y Al Qahtani.
RISK ADVISORY: Changing Sonangol – can Angola finish what it started?
After a promising start, President João Lourenço’s ambitious plan to reform Angola’s state oil company Sonangol appears to have ground to a halt.
BP and partners to invest $3.5bn in Egypt’s hydrocarbon sector over next three years, CEO says
Gas pipeline explosion reported in southern Iran; officials blame fuel theft
Iranian media have reported a fire incident on the Goura-Jask crude oil pipeline in the southern province of Hormozgan on August 28, killing at least one person.
BRICS MATERIALS: the flourishing intra-BRICS oil trade
The addition of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, UAE and Iran to the BRICS+ at a summit on August 24 came as a surprise to many, but it has also significantly increased the body's clout in international oil markets.
DMEA: Iraq considers tapping Qatari gas
Aradel Holdings modular refinery set to begin operations
Kenya to allow private sector to run Gulf fuel import scheme
Iraq recovers missing refining equipment
Iraq considers tapping Qatari gas
Qatar and Hungary sign LNG deal as shipbuilding begins
Qatar and Hungary last week signed an LNG supply deal with shipments set to begin in 2027.
IMF praises Kenya’s fuel price stabilisation mechanisms
DMEA: Nigeria reports 121 incidents involving crude theft
Oil tanks ablaze at Iran industrial complex in Abadan
The Abadan industrial complex is located on the road between Abadan and Ahvaz in south-west Iran.
Senegal/Mauritania: Golar LNG says work on Gimi FLNG conversion is 97% complete
Golar LNG expects the FLNG plant that will be installed at the GTA gas-bearing block offshore Mauritania and Senegal to leave the Keppel shipyard next month.
Eni contracts CIMC Raffles to convert semi-sub rig to FPU for installation offshore Republic of Congo
Italy’s Eni has contracted China’s CIMC Raffles to convert the Scarabeo 5 semi-submersible rig into a floating production unit (FPU) for its Congo FLNG project.
Iran increases LPG export capacity
Jalil Salari, managing director of the National Iranian Oil Refining and Distribution Company (NIORDC), said in an August 12 press conference that Iran had increased its capacity to export liquefied petroleum gas.
Uganda in talks with potential partners for Hoima refinery
TEHRAN BLOG: Petrol queues choke Iranian cities
Iranian car owners are driven around the bend by petrol station queues, even though the government says there isn't a shortage.
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