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PetroSA CEO Under Investigation in South Africa
South Africa's state oil company PetroSA said on Friday it had terminated its CEO’s contract
Norway Gas Pipeline Court Ruling Being Contested
A group of international investors will appeal against a ruling by an Oslo court regarding Norway's decision to cut natural gas pipeline tariffs for the 8,000-km (5,000-mile) Gassled gas pipeline network
Saudi Plans Delayed as Credit Rating Drops with Oil Prices
Saudi Arabia's cabinet has deferred for further study a decision on limiting the private sector work week to 40 hours
Downstream Investments Struggle with Oil Price Drop
The substantial fall in oil prices has weakened the onshore market, causing project delays and a focus on reducing costs for pipeline owners,
Shell Gives a Tentative No to Alberta Oil Sands
Royal Dutch Shell Plc announced that it will not continue construction of its 80,000 b/d Carmon Creek thermal oil sands project in northern Alberta because of the lack of infrastructure to move Canadian crude to market
Mining to Make Major Contribution to Saudi Diversification
Saudi Arabia's plans to diversify its economy away from oil gained additional imputes with the announcement that the country's mining sector is set to triple by 2030.
LNG Key Platform for Tanzanian Presidential Elections
Tanzania's presidential candidate John Magufuli has pledged to remove impediments related to the site of a planned LNG plant
Iran to Export LNG to Brazil in Bilateral Bid
Bijan Zangeneh Iran's oil minister says Brazil has indicated its willingness to buy LNG from Iran
