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European Companies to Help With Saudi Gas Transformation
Two European companies, Spain's Tecnicas Reunidas and Britain's Petrofac, have been selected build the Fadhili gas plant in Saudi Arabia for Saudi Aramco
Sasol To Purchase Condensate in Mozambique
South Africa-based Sasol and its partners in Mozambique have signed an agreement with Petroleos de Mocambique (Petromoc) to purchase condensate from the latter.
Iraqi Debts Prompt Request for Oil Companies to Reduce Spending
Iraq has formally asked oil companies investing in the country to reduce their 2016 spending plans by September 30, citing lower oil prices and government revenue
Italy to Discuss Energy Business in North Africa
Italian Economic Development Minister Federica Guidi is in a business mission in North Africa where a series of institutional meetings are planned.
Nigeria Resumes Crude Exports to US
After flows of Nigerian crude to the US during past June and July were partly driven by high prices for domestic light sweet crudes, in September a few Nigerian cargoes were heading to US refineries.
Chinese Slowdown Catching Up with Angolan Crude Sales
West African crude trading slowed on Monday with Angola's October program nearly cleared out
SEPCO Contracts in Saudi Not Entirely a Done Deal
China’s Shandong Electric Power Construction Corp (SEPCO) will install two booster gas compressor stations for Aramco
Iraq’s Planned Export Push Depends on Basra Crude
According to Reuters Iraq is aiming to export a record volume of Basra crude from its southern terminals in October during the current price war being fought between Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Iran.
