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India seeks to boost Saudi energy links
Saudi Arabia announced that it would double its supply of crude oil to India to reach 40 million tones a year in a move to help India meet its growing demands. Algeria’s Sonatrach reports big gas discovery
Algeria's Sonatrach announced a new natural gas discovery at El Kheit Tessekha extension-1 well in the Menzel Ledjmat contract area of the Berkine basin, flowing with a rate of 44.18 million cubic feet per day. Saudi Aramco awards Baker Hughes contract for Coiled Tubing Drilling Systems
Saudi Aramco has awarded Baker Hughes a two-year contract for two fit-for-purpose underbalanced coiled tubing drilling packages designed to re-enter existing wells in the gas fields of southern Saudi Arabia. Gazprom to carry out a new company
The daily Russian Kommersant reported that Gazprom might be in the process of creating a new gas company out of already three existing firms. Devon to sell off ACG stake
A senior official at Azeri state energy company Socar announced that Devon Energy is thinking of selling its stake in the Azeri-Chirag-Gunsheli oilfields. Start-up of RasGas Train 7 boosts Qatar’s LNG production capacity
Ras Laffan Liquefied Natural Gas Company Limited (3) (RL 3), part of RasGas companies, announced the successful completion and start-up of its seventh liquefied natural gas (LNG) train. Total to invest $20b in Nigeria
French oil major Total SA is investing $20 billion with partners in four energy projects in Nigeria over the next four to five years, a company spokesman announced. Lundin revives life into Thistle
Sweden's Lundin Petroleum announced that it will restart the operations in the Thistle field for the first time in over 20 years. 
