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Saudi Arabia, Kuwait to Restart Output from Neutral Zones
Saudi Arabia and Kuwait are expected to agree in December to resume oil production from the jointly operated oilfields in the Neutral Zone fields , mainly Khafji and Wafra, that lie between both countries.
Morocco, Nigeria to Build Gas Pipeline
Nigeria and Morocco have signed a joint venture to construct a gas pipeline that will connect the two nations as well as some other African countries to Europe.
CGG’s to License Data on Gabon’s South Basin
France’s CGG announced that the final processed depth volumes from its recent 3D BroadSeis multi-client survey in Gabon’s South Basin are now open for license.
Romania, Iran to Build Power Plant Near Iraq
Romanian and Iranian investors have recently signed a preliminary agreement on building a 1,000MW power plant near Iran’s border with Iraq.
Mozambique to Sign Oil, Gas Prospecting Deals
Mozambique's National Petroleum (INP) expects to sign new oil and gas prospecting contracts by early 2017 with the companies awarded rights to test for hydrocarbons across the country.
Aramco Launched Giant Oil Projects
Saudi Arabia’s King Salman launched a number of giant oil projects, worth a total of about $42.64b, under Aramco’s Oil Supply Planning and Scheduling (OSPAS) Center at Dhahran.
Höegh LNG to Provide FSRU for LNG Terminal
Höegh LNG has signed of a Floating Storage Regasification Unit (FSRU) contract with Quantum Power Ghana Gas Limited (QPGGL) for the Tema LNG import terminal located near Accra in Ghana.
Tanzania, Uganda Started Pipeline Construction
The work towards the construction of a crude oil pipeline between Uganda and Tanzania is officially on, with project developers inviting reputable contractors to undertake a social and resettlement plan.
