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Qatar Petroleum on LNG push at home and abroad
Qatar Petroleum is moving forward with plans to grow its domestic LNG production capacity, find new buyers and expand its overseas LNG presence.
Fuel price pinch in East Africa
Aramco completes deal to acquire Shell stake in SASREF
Abqaiq attack: Saudi downstream firms struggle to meet Asian demand
TPI urges fossil fuel industry to face up to climate change
Iran and Pakistan sign revised gas pipeline deal
NEWSBASE: Market reels as Aramco facilities come under fire
A major attack on Saudi oil facilities has cut production by 5.7mn bpd, but the full effect will not be felt until existing reserves dry up.
Drone attacks target vital Aramco facilities
NEWSBASE: The attacks on Saudi oil infrastructure are the oil industry's 9/11
The attacks on Saudi oil infrastructure could turn out to be the oil industry’s 9/11. Reacting to the news, JP Morgan said: “Clearly oil assets have been massively mispriced. The assumption that production facilities are secure is wrong."
Costs rise at Aramco & ADNOC’s Indian super-refinery confirmed
Aramco continues Asian downstream expansion as IPO approaches
Adrian Darya spotted off Syria as Iranian tanker news flows
Libya’s NOC halts kerosene deliveries to eastern regions
Libya’s National Oil Corp. (NOC) has suspended deliveries of kerosene to areas in the centre and the east that were not under the control of the government in Tripoli.
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