Saudis seek 30 renewables projects in $50bn pledge
Saudi Arabia will develop 30 solar and wind projects over the next 10 years as part of the kingdom’s $50 billion program to boost power generation and cut its oil consumption.
Saudi Arabia will develop 30 solar and wind projects over the next 10 years as part of the kingdom’s $50 billion program to boost power generation and cut its oil consumption.
Saudi Arabia’s energy minister said today that talk of extending the agreement on oil output reductions would be premature, according to a news report.
It was meant to be a given that a rebound in oil prices would slow the depletion of Saudi Arabia's foreign-currency reserves. That hasn't happened yet, and economists are wondering why.
Theresa May has pushed for one of the world’s largest companies to list its shares on the London Stock Exchange during talks in Riyadh.
Saudi Arabia has set a near-impossible target to end the current round of OPEC oil-production cuts, indicating that a policy rollover into the second half of the year is a near certainty.
American oilfield services and equipment provider McDermott International intends to build a fabrication yard at a shipbuilding complex planned by national oil giant Saudi Aramco on the kingdom's east coast.
The oil is light, sweet and tempting, with a lot of it made in the U.S. Saudi Arabia’s trying to keep it away from the biggest crude buyers.
Saudi Arabia has said oil giant Saudi Aramco is worth more than $2 trillion, enough to consume Apple Inc. twice, and still have room for Google parent Alphabet Inc.
Saudi Arabia is kicking off its $50 billion renewable-energy push as the world’s top crude exporter turns to solar and wind power to temper domestic oil use in meeting growing energy demand.
Russia overtook Saudi Arabia as the world’s largest crude producer in December, when both countries started restricting supplies ahead of agreed cuts with other global producers to curb the worst glut in decades.
Russia overtook Saudi Arabia as the world’s largest crude producer in December.
The nation most identified with its massive oil reserves is turning to wind and solar to generate power at home and help extend the life of its crucial crude franchise.
Saudi Arabia told OPEC that it cut oil production by the most in more than eight years, going beyond its obligations under a deal to balance world markets.
Saudi Arabian Oil Co., which is planning what could be the world’s biggest share sale, will publish annual financial statements before the offering set for 2018, Energy Minister Khalid Al-Falih said.
Saudi Arabian Oil Co. is asking banks including Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and HSBC Holdings Plc to pitch for an advisory role on its initial public offering as it pushes ahead with plans for the world’s largest share sale, three people with knowledge of the matter said.
OPEC's big drama may well be just a one-act light opera.
Saudi Arabia’s energy minister said yesterday that oil production cuts were unlikely to be extended beyond the initial six month period, according to a news report.
Saudi Arabia will start the tendering process for a huge programme of renewable energy projects in the near future, a news report said.
Saudi Arabia will launch a renewable energy programme in the coming weeks expected to involve investment of between $30billion and $50billion by 2023.
Saudi Arabia has cut its term crude supplies for next month to refiners in India and Southeast Asia.
Oil producers from Saudi Arabia to the United Arab Emirates are complying with production cuts promised last year to stabilize the market, Kuwait’s governor to the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries said.
Saudi Arabia has said it will cut oil output by at least 486,000 barrels per day (bpd) as it implements OPEC's agreement to reduce output.
Saudi Arabia expects oil revenue to jump by 46 percent next year after a deal between the kingdom and other producers to curb output drove up global prices.
Analysts have poured cold water on the idea that the recent output deal from Opec and non-Opec countries will lead to a major rebalancing of the oil market.
After weeks of often tense negotiations, OPEC ministers meet in Vienna on Wednesday to try and salvage a deal to cut oil production and prop up global prices.