Shell, TotalEnergies in talks for stakes in Adnoc LNG plant
Adnoc is expected to make a final investment decision on the Ruwais LNG export project as soon as next month.
Adnoc is expected to make a final investment decision on the Ruwais LNG export project as soon as next month.
By BloombergOil shrugged off Iran’s unprecedented attack on Israel, with prices easing on speculation that the conflict would remain contained.
Lamprell is in the process of shutting two of its three facilities in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in order to reduce overheads.
After a week-long marathon of calls between world leaders and video conferences featuring dozens of energy ministers, it was the moment the 2020 oil price war finally ended.
Dubai Petroleum is ending its second rig contract with Shelf Drilling, which had been working in the United Arab Emirates.
US President Donald Trump’s call for a 10 million barrel per day – or even 15mn bpd – cut drove up oil prices last week but weak demand continues to run the show, with little respite expected from talks due to take place this week.
Energy services company Stats Group said yesterday it had strengthened its presence in Oman, with the opening of a new workshop, storage and testing facility in Muscat.
Weak demand will drive production shut ins this quarter, IHS Markit’s vice president Aaron Brady told Energy Voice, as storage options are limited.
Environmental services firm Sem Energy, of Aberdeen, has launched a Middle East division.
Gulf Keystone Petroleum has taken steps to shore up its financial position, with a knock-on impact to its predicted 2020 production.
The purchase of Edison E&P will provide Energean with insulation from oil price volatility, although the company has trimmed its capital expenditure plans in 2020.
Abu Dhabi intends to supply more than 4 million barrels per day of crude in April, following recent moves by Saudi Arabia and Russia to maximise output.
Oil price falls below $40 per barrel spell problems throughout the industry, with companies and countries alike facing tough times.
Saudi Arabia plans to invest 412 billion riyals ($110 billion) to develop unconventional natural gas reserves in the eastern Jafurah field, according to the kingdom’s official Saudi Press Agency.
Siemens has won work to modernise systems on a jackup rig for Arabian Drilling Co. (ADC).
Total and Thailand’s PTT Exploration and Production (PTTEP) have signed up to explore and develop non-associated gas in Oman’s Block 12.
Petrofac has been awarded two contracts worth a combined £1.3billion for a “mega project” near Abu Dhabi.
The US has charged five of its citizens with conspiring to sell sanctioned Iranian oil to China.
Qatargas will supply 1 million tonnes per year of LNG to Shell, for delivery to Kuwait, starting this year.
Energean Oil and Gas has issued a warning of the potential impact of the novel Coronavirus on the construction, and therefore timetable, of the hull for its floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel for its Karish field.
KBR has won project management consultancy (PMC) work from ADNOC on the Ghasha concession.
Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. (ADNOC) and the Dubai Supply Authority (DUSUP) have signed an agreement to develop the Jebel Ali project, a shallow gas find.
Yemen’s Houthi rebels launched a missile attack on Saudi Aramco, but an oil official in the kingdom said the projectiles were intercepted before they could hit their target in the southern Jazan region.
BlackRock Inc., Global Infrastructure Partners and KKR & Co. are among suitors considering bidding for a stake in natural gas pipelines being sold by Abu Dhabi’s state-owned energy giant, people familiar with the matter said.
North-east energy services firm Flowline Specialists has delivered its first set of results under new boss Ross Whittingham, who said growth in renewables work vindicated its decision to diversify.
Marubeni Corp. and Total SA agreed to take a minority stake in a 1.7 billion-riyal ($464 million) project to build Qatar’s first solar power plant.
Gas exports from Israel’s Leviathan field to Egypt began on January 15.