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PIF expands Saudi offshore support with 40% stake in Zamil
Saudi Arabia’s marine support services sector received a significant boost as the Public Investment Fund (PIF) announced its acquisition of a 40% stake in Zamil Offshore Co., one of the largest offshore support vessel operators in the kingdom.
Despite deficit concerns, Kuwait maintains upstream momentum
Kuwait Oil Co. has initiated a bidding process, inviting five international firms to compete for a contract involving the analysis of seismic survey data from western oil fields.
US sanctions unable to stop Iranian oil shipments covered by American insurer
Sanctions imposed by the United States to restrict Iran’s oil revenue have failed to stop crude worth billions of dollars from leaving the Middle Eastern country over the past year on a fleet of shadowy tankers covered by American insurance.
Israel behind blasts on Iranian gas trunkline, NY Times says
Israel carried out covert attacks on two major natural gas pipelines inside Iran last week, disrupting the flow of heat and cooking gas to provinces with millions of people, two Western officials and a military strategist said.
Pakistan to start laying part of long-delayed pipeline to receive Iranian gas
Pakistan plans to deliver its end of the bargain in a long-delayed pipeline project aimed at carrying Iranian natural gas to the energy-starved country, a source in the Pakistani Ministry of Energy said.
Iraq commits to compensate for quota over-production
Iraq’s Ministry of Oil intends to compensate for the recent surge in crude production over its OPEC+ commitments for January, pledging action over the next four months.
Houthis report new US-UK airstrike on Hodeidah
The Houthi group reported over the weekend that a joint airstrike by the US and UK had targeted the coastal province of Hodeidah in western Yemen.
Iran gas exports to Iraq back to normal, says Iranian envoy
Iran has resumed gas exports to Iraq as agreed with its neighbour, the Iranian Ambassador to Baghdad said, more than a month after Tehran cut the flow because of “maintenance work.”
Tenaris opens Abu Dhabi facility to support ADNOC
Steel pipe manufacturer Tenaris has unveiled a new $60mn industrial complex in Abu Dhabi, aiming to meet the specific needs of the local NOC.
AzerbaijanI gas to be piped to Hungary via Turkey, says minister
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Turkey’s Botas signs cooperation agreement with Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company
IIF’s pessimistic scenario forecasts dire results for the Middle East if a regional war breaks out
The recent escalation in hostilities in the Middle East between Israel and Hamas has heightened the risk of a wider and prolonged conflict that would significantly impact the global economy and have dire consequences for the Middle East.
Crude output in shared Azadegan field to grow by 150%, says Iran oil minister
Iran is poised to boost production in a major onshore oilfield by 150% as part of a bigger plan aimed at developing underperforming oil and gas fields, Oil Minister Javad Owji said.
China’s oil imports from Iran down to 11-month low over row, Kpler says
China’s imports of Iranian crude tumbled to their lowest level in 11 months, according to data from intelligence firm Kpler, following a standoff over the price of oil from the OPEC producer.
Iran eyes increasing refining capacity by over 30% through new refineries
Iran aims to expand its oil and gas refining capacity by more than 30% in a five-year time frame by building new mini and large refineries, the deputy oil minister for planning said.
‘Sabotage’ on Iranian gas pipeline disrupts supply
Two separate explosions targeted Iran’s national gas distribution network on Wednesday, February 14, with Iranian authorities describing them as an act of “sabotage” and “terrorism.”
Iraq maps out gas plans, invites Gazprom to Nasiriyah
Baghdad is aiming to reach peak gas production before the end of the decade, a move that could herald a major change in the country’s fortunes
In the UAE, ADNOC Drilling announces 2023 operational update
The drilling arm of Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. this week announced its financial results for Q4 and the full year 2023.
Iraq to continue expanding IOTC fleet
The Iraqi Ministry of Oil (MoO) has announced plans to continue building out the country’s fleet of the Iraqi Oil Tanker Co. (IOTC), following the addition of two new Norwegian-built units.
Riyadh planning further sale of Aramco shares
Saudi Arabia is reportedly preparing for another round of share sales in Aramco, aiming to bolster the kingdom’s finances and advance its economic diversification efforts away from oil dependency.
Trump’s return to White House could endanger Iranian-Sino oil trade
A possible re-election of former US president Donald Trump to high office would send “shock waves” through Iran’s sanctions-hit economy, negatively affecting its oil trade with China, head of the Iranian Parliament’s Research Centre warned.
Iran to develop three struggling gas fields in west
Iran seeks to develop three floundering gas fields in the west to bring about “sustainable development” and economic prosperity to the poor region, said the CEO of the Iranian Central Oil Fields.
OQ issues RFP to banks for IPO support
Omani NOC OQ is reported to have invited banks to present proposals for the initial public offerings of two of its subsidiaries, signalling a significant move in the sultanate’s privatisation agenda.
Iran to boost pressure in South Pars to expand natural gas extraction
Iran plans to implement an enhanced gas recovery project in its giant South Pars gas field to maximise extraction from the flagship asset, Deputy Oil Minister Mohsen Khojasteh-Mehr said.
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