NIOC Signs 13 Contracts Worth $1.78 B
The Iranian oil industry has signed 13 contracts worth roughly EUR 1.5 billion with 14 local firms to enhance and maintain oil production.
The Iranian oil industry has signed 13 contracts worth roughly EUR 1.5 billion with 14 local firms to enhance and maintain oil production.
Iran’s largest gas field, South Pars, has increased its capacity by 200 million cubic feet (mcf) after the completion of phase 22’s three new wells becoming operational.
Saudi Aramco plans to further cut capital expenditure (Capex) in an attempt to try and pay for the $75 billion dividends that were promised to investors.
The American energy manufacturing company, Phillips 66, has announced plans to convert its San Francisco refinery to produce renewable fuels which will make it the largest in the world.
The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) has further lowered its forecast on oil demand due to the coronavirus pandemic and there are also doubts about 2021's recovery.
American oil company, Occidental Petroleum Corporation, has withdrawn its year-long standing offer to sell Algerian oil and gas fields to raise capital for debt payments.
Libya’s Waha oil fields are set to finish repair work to upgrade the production and service facilities after a seven month hiatus from production.
ExxonMobil and Global Clean Energy pen a contract agreeing to purchase 2.5 million barrels (mmbbl) of renewable diesel per annum for the coming five years.
Qatar, the world’s largest exporter of liquified natural gas (LNG), emerged as the single largest LNG exporter to the UK during 2019.
American energy company, Sempra Energy, has announced that it has commenced commercial operations at its Cameron liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in Louisiana.