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With around 40% of the world’s oil supply coming from the Persian Gulf, in addition to exploration and production (E&P), MEOG’s coverage includes policy and transport issues which can cause price spikes in the global hydrocarbon markets.
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Chevron plans to invest $100mn to explore gas in Egypt’s Dabaa offshore block
US energy major Chevron is considering acquiring an exploration concession in the West Dabaa area of Egypt’s Mediterranean waters. The company will invest $100mn.
Rosneft reduces shareholding in Kurdistan pipelines
Russia’s Rosneft has executed a strategic reduction of its shareholding in the Kurdistan Pipeline Co. (KPC), bringing its stake below the critical 50% threshold to insulate the subsidiary from the reach of US sanctions
Tensions threaten Israel-Egypt gas deal
A landmark natural gas agreement between Israel and Egypt, valued at $35bn, faces imminent collapse amid escalating geopolitical friction
Associated gas capacity boosted at Iran’s Rag-Sefid-1 field
Iran has increased the daily transfer capacity of associated petroleum gas (APG) at the Rag-Sefid-1 field in southwestern Khuzestan province by 50% after installing a new line of compressors.
Iranian oil exports face ‘no problem’ despite renewed US pressure
Iran’s Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejad said that the country had “no problem or concern” in selling crude, making a defiant gesture at mounting US pressure on the seaborne trade.
Vivo Energy buys 100% of TotalEnergies’ business in Jordan
TotalEnergies Marketing Jordan (TEMJ) has signed a Share Purchase Agreement (SPA) to sell its entire 100% stake in Jordan to Vivo Energy, a leading distributor and marketer of petroleum products in Africa
PetroChina awards Wood engineering contract at Iraq’s West Qurna-1
Wood Global Engineering has won a new contract awarded by China’s PetroChina to deliver engineering services for the development of West Qurna-1, one of the world’s largest oilfields
Saudi Arabia and US finalise nuclear power technology agreement
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright and Saudi Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman sign nuclear cooperation framework after years of stalled talks over non-proliferation standards and uranium enrichment.
Iran releases Talara tanker and 21 crew members following STS transfer
Iran releases Talara oil tanker and 21 crew members after six-day detention for fuel smuggling in Persian Gulf waters, following completion of judicial proceedings and cargo discharge.
China’s Yangchang Petroleum purchases crude from UAE and Kazakhstan after halting Russian oil imports
US super-majors circle around Lukoil’s assets in Kazakhstan and Iraq
Exxon Mobil has reportedly joined Chevron in exploring potential acquisitions of Lukoil’s international assets since the US Treasury authorised companies to begin discussions with the sanctioned Russian oil firm.
Turkey’s TPAO planning $4bn raise with first-ever Islamic bond
State-owned Turkish Petroleum Corporation (TPAO) has plans to issue its first-ever Islamic bond, or sukuk, to raise around $4bn to fund the expansion of its oil and gas production, Turkey's Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar has told Bloomberg.
Flaring at Iran’s Darkhoein oilfield down by over 83% after major upgrades
Flaring at the Darkhoein oilfield in the southwest oil-rich province of Khuzestan has dropped by more than 83%, falling from 3.4mn cubic metres per day to a daily rate of 0.57 mcm, said the CEO of the state-run Arvandan Oil & Gas
Iran advancing five major anti-flaring projects funded entirely by private sector
Iran’s Oil Ministry is pressing ahead with five major national projects aimed at ending flaring in its oil and gas fields, all of which are being carried out with private-sector investment, a senior official said.
Gas extraction from Iran’s South Pars boosted by 1.5 bcm after overhaul downtime slashed
Iran has extracted 1.5bn cubic metres of additional natural gas from the giant South Pars field this year after shortening the overhaul period for its offshore platforms, the head of the state-run Pars Oil and Gas Co. (POGC) said.
Syria receives 650,000 barrels of crude oil under Saudi grant
Saudi Arabia's Arabian Drilling renews four Aramco contracts worth over SAR2bn
Arabian Drilling Company has signed four contract renewals with Saudi Aramco valued at more than SAR2bn, adding 30 operational years to its order book and raising total backlog to SAR12.2bn by end-2025, the highest level in company history.
Eni plans to build $180mn gas processing plant in Egypt’s Meleiha concession
Italian energy major Eni plans to build a new $180mn gas processing plant at its onshore Meleiha concession in Egypt’s Western Desert, with a production capacity of 100mn cubic feet per day,
Turkey’s LPG imports rise 16% y/y in Sept
Turkey’s liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) imports moved up by 16.4% y/y to 286,885 tonnes in September, according to the LPG Market Sector Report published by the Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EPDK).
Deals signed in Syrian gas reset
Syria’s energy pivot accelerates as Chevron and Dana Gas join Gulf partners to rehabilitate war-torn infrastructure and secure urgent fuel supplies.
Crude output doubled at three western Iranian fields to 120,000 bpd
Crude oil production at three fields in Iran’s western Ilam province has doubled to 120,000 barrels per day (bpd) after a year of accelerated development work by the state-run Petroleum Engineering and Development Co., the project manager said.
Latest Iranian tanker seizure reportedly court-ordered, not retaliation
The recent seizure of a Marshall Islands-flagged tanker in the Persian Gulf by Iran’s Revolutionary Guards was carried out under a domestic court order and not as a tit-for-tat move against foreign parties, the Iranian media say.
EXPLAINER: Lukoil scrambles to sell its international operations
Time is running short for Russia’s second-biggest oil producer to divest its vast international business, after it was hit with US sanctions that will soon render its assets outside Russia effectively inoperable.
Syria’s Homs refinery to remain operational until new Furqlus plant is completed
The director general of Syria’s General Company for the Homs Refinery, Khaled Mohammad Ali, has confirmed that the refinery will continue operating and will not be shut down until the new refinery in Furqlus is entirely constructed and brought online
US imports of Iraqi crude oil fall to 149,000 bpd by mid-November
Iraq’s crude oil exports to the US declined last week, according to data released by the US Energy Information Administration (EIA)
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