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Iran’s Condensate Exports Reach 2.45mb/d
Iranian Oil Minister, Bijan Zangeneh, stated that Iran's oil and gas condensate exports have reached 2.45mb/d.
Kuwait, Vietnam to Cooperate on Refining
Kuwait Petroleum International (KPI) and PetroVietnam have signed a cooperation agreement that aims at re-focusing their refining and petrochemicals strategies.
Saudi Arabia Replaces Oil Minister
Saudi Arabia announced the ouster of its powerful oil minister, Ali Al-Naimi, marking the departure of a long key industry player.
Libyan Oil Output at Risk Amid East-West Conflict
Libyan oil output is expected to fall if a deadlock between east and west factions remains unsettled. An official from the Tripoli-based NOC said remaining storage capacity at Marsa al-Hariga port was limited and filling up fast.
US ‘Deeply’ Concerned Nord Stream Pipeline Is Security Threat
The United States is "deeply" concerned about the Nord Stream-2 gas pipeline project as a threat to national security. Many EU governments complain it increases dependency on Russia's Gazprom.
Nigeria Triggers Security Alert After Militia Attacks
A major security alert among security formations in the Nine States of the Niger Delta region was triggered following the claim of responsibility by the new renegade Militant group for several attacks on major oil and gas trunk lines and facilities.
Sasol Nearly Doubles Gas Sales in Mozambique
South African energy producer Sasol almost doubled sales of natural gas from its Mozambican Pande and Temane fields in the nine months to March to 12.4bscf from 7.1bscf in the same period last year.
South Sudan to Repair Oil Facilities
Damage to South Sudan’s oil fields after more than two years of civil war will hamper plans to boost output, Petroleum Minister said adding the country needs the revenue from pumping more oil to tame an economic crisis.
