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Crude Oil Fails to Keep PetroRabigh Profits Afloat
Saudi Arabia's Rabigh Refining and Petrochemical Co (PetroRabigh) reported that its profits swung to a net loss in the third-quarter
Iran to Cut Emissions if Sanctions Removed
Iran could as much as quadruple its efforts to curb fossil fuel emissions if economic sanctions imposed by the US, UN and EU are ended
Long Delayed Trials Take Place at Saudi Butanol Plant
Saudi Butanol Co, a joint venture of local petrochemicals firms, has begun trials of its Jubail plant
OPEC Driving US Shale Downturn
The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries—OPEC—is driving US oil and gas rigs to some of their lowest levels in a decade, Bloomberg said.
Vitol Thinks Libya Will Add to Oil Glut
Vitol, the world's largest oil trader, has predicted that the price of crude will at the most waver around the $60 a barrel level next year, in part because of Libyan production,
French Veolia Wins Evaporator-Crystallizer Contract in Iraq
French-based Veolia Water Technologies has been awarded a contract to supply a zero liquid discharge evaporator and crystallizer for the Karbala Refinery Project in Iraq
Total to Bring French Finances to Iran
Stephane Michel, head of Total's Middle East, exploration and production division announced that his company will finance oil projects and transfer related technical know-how to Iran in the post-sanctions era
$4b Worth of Turkish Energy Projects Looking for Finances
Turkey's Hattat Holding is trying to raise finances for more than $4 b worth of energy projects
