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Iraq Resumes Oil Exploration After 20-Year Break

Iraq said it was resuming exploration of its immense oil reserves after a break of nearly 20 years because of crippling UN sanctions.

StatoilHydro announces new discovery in Algeria

StatoilHydro has, together with its partner Sonatrach, made a fifth discovery in the Hassi Mouina licence in the Sahara desert in Algeria. The existence of gas was confirmed in exploration well TNKW-1 in the southern part of the licence.

Iran will face “further measures” says US

Iran faces "further measures" such as sanctions if it does not respond positively to an offer by major powers to suspend its nuclear programme for incentives, the US State Department said.

Geotrace grabs significant 3D seismic project offshore Libya

Geotrace will be providing one of the world’s largest onboard seismic data processing projects to BP Exploration Libya Ltd as part of a seismic acquisition contract awarded to Wavefield Inseis by BP Exploration Libya Limited. Geotrace, through its long term agreement with Wavefield Inseis, will outfit the Geowave Endeavour with a large computer center for onboard processing. This will allow the seismic data to be managed quickly and cost effectively.

StatoilHydro to Halt New Investments in Iran

Norwegian oil and gas group StatoilHydro confirmed on Friday it will not make any new investments in Iran, following pressure from the United States to isolate the Islamic Republic over its nuclear ambitions.

Oil drop once more below 120 dollars

World oil prices fell below 120 dollars a barrel on Tuesday, a day after hitting the trough for the first time for three months, as slowing US demand for energy offsets tensions over crude-rich Iran, traders said.

Kuwait plans to stockpile oil overseas

Kuwait City: Rising international tension between Iran and the West has prompted Opec-member Kuwait to consider long-term plans to increase storage of its oil abroad, oil industry sources and diplomats said.

Dana Gas and Crescent Petroleum announce establishment of 461 million square feet site for Kurdistan Gas City

Gas Cities a joint venture between Dana Gas PJSC, the Middle East's first and largest regional private-sector natural gas company, and its partner Crescent Petroleum, announced that the 461 million square foot site for the Kurdistan Gas City has been officially assigned by the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG), for development by Gas Cities LLC, following extensive surveys that have been completed on potential sites within the Kurdistan Region of Iraq

Demand for fuel in UAE increased 4.6% in 2007

UAE fuel demand grew by around 4.6 per cent to more than 223,000 barrels per day in 2007 and industry sources expect it to swell by over five per cent this year.

Abu Dhabi firm wins Dh500m US contract

Oderco Oil Equipment Company has won a Dh500 million order from an unidentified US-based drilling contractor for the supply of 10 onshore rigs, the Abu Dhabi-based company's chairman said.

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