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Puma Energy Tanzania Reports Loses over Oil Thefts
Puma Energy Tanzania has appealed to the government to put in place control mechanisms in order to curb theft of oil during discharge to its storage facilities which it said have caused losses amounting to approximately $64m between 2014 and the first quarter of 2015.
Petropars, Interoil Italia, PSEEZ Agree to Develop Oilfield in Iran
Iran's Petropars, the Pars Special Economic Energy Zone (PSEEZ), and Italy's Stinnes Interoil Italia Srl inked a deal to develop a new oil field in southern Iran.
Nigerian Militants Attack Eni’s Pipeline
The Niger Delta Avengers claimed responsibility for an attack on an oil pipeline operated by a Nigerian subsidiary of Italy's Eni oil company, Agip.
Ukraine Likely to Reject Russia’s Gas Supply Offer
Ukraine will likely turn down Russia’s most recent offer of supplying the country with natural gas at a price of $177 per 1,000 cm in the third quarter of 2016.
Russia Mulls EU Southern Gas Routes with EC
Russian Energy Minister, Alexander Novak, has declared that Russia is ready to consider any mutually beneficial options for delivering gas to Southeastern European countries – Greece and Italy – including through Bulgaria.
Petrofac to Resume Operations in mid June
Petrofac will resume operations in Kerkennah after having been shut since the end of April 2016 due to a sit-in staged by workers of local environment companies.
Aramco, GE to Install Kingdom’s First Wind Turbine
Saudi Aramco is partnering with General Electric (GE) to install the kingdom’s first wind turbine at the Turaif Bulk Plant.
Libya Captures Key Port from ISIS
Libyan forces fighting ISIS claim to have taken the port of Sirte as troops battle to drive militant out of their biggest stronghold outside Syria and Iraq.
