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ADNOC announces oil production cut

The Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) has announced oil production cut beginning from April 2009. The move is in line with OPEC decision to cut production in a bid to stabilise oil prices on the international market.

OMV not to shelve any of its Middle East projects

Austrian oil and gas group OMV, which reported a 56 percent fall in underlying operating earnings in the fourth quarter earnings for 2008, said none of its projects in the Middle East will be shelved or dropped.

Russia plans new Sakhalin LNG plant

Russia plans to build a second liquefied natural gas plant in its far east region in next few years, a regional governor said, just a week after the Sakhalin-2 project came on stream.

South Korea agrees $3.55bn Iraq deal

South Korea will provide Iraq with $3.55 billion worth of infrastructure in return for oilfield stakes, the South Korean Energy Ministry said.

Total CEO Denies ‘Sealed Deal’ with Iran for South Pars Devt

According to a report from Dow Jones Newswires, Total's Chief Executive Officer has denied that the French oil giant and Iran are signing a deal before the end of March for the next phase of development at the massive South Pars gas field.

Vietnam’s first refinery begins production; set to cut oil imports by a third

Vietnam's very first oil refinery was official inaugurated on Sunday February 23, ending the country's complete and utter reliance on imported fuel - costing it hundreds of millions of dollars every year.

Technip Awarded a Services Contract for a Grassroots Refinery in Iraq

Technip has been awarded by State Company Oil Project (SCOP) a lumpsum contract, worth more than €20 million, for the front-end engineering design (FEED) of a new refinery to be built in Karbala, Iraq.

Italy’s Edison eyes Iraq gas, drilling in Iran

Italian utility Edison is interested in bidding for the two gas fields on offer in Iraq's first oil and gas bidding round, a senior company executive said on.

Liquefied natural gas markets likely to be over supplied in 2009

Liquefied natural gas (LNG) markets may become over supplied in 2009 and 2010 as an additional 100 million tn/per annum production capacity comes on-stream in countries such as Qatar and Australia, a New York-based agency said in new report.

Low oil price ‘unjustified’ Naimi claims

Low oil prices are as unjustified and unsustainable as record prices were last summer, and the market's extreme volatility may curb global investment in new projects to meet future demand, Saudi Arabia's Oil Minister Ali Naimi said.

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