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Qatar to Tackle Flaring Emissions with Automated LNG Solutions
Emerson Process Management is providing automation and engineering services for a Qatargas project that will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 1.6 m tonnes annually
Aramco Buys 50% of Synthetic-Rubber Makers, Leaves Germans in Charge
The world's largest synthetic-rubber business, Germany's Lanxess, sold 50% of its business to its new partner Saudi Aramco
Iran’s Back and Forth over Planned New Contract Bonanaza
According to Press TV, Iran's Minister of Petroleum Bijan Zangeneh announced that his country will hold a conference to unveil its new model oil contract in Tehran instead of London.
Fuel Truck Blast in South Sudan Kills at Least 85 People
At least 85 people were killed in South Sudan when a crowd tried to gather fuel from a transport truck that had veered off the road on its way to a region west of the capital Juba, the presidential spokesman said.
East Libya to Punish Oil Firms Backing Rival Government
Libya's internationally recognised government plans to boost oil production five-fold and will punish companies working with a rival cabinet striving to control the divided North African nation's crude deposits.
Mauritania Seeks to Develop Partnership with China
Mauritania, one of Africa’s poorest countries and newest oil producer, looks forward to developing its economic relations and partnership with China, a major world economic power.
Oman Financing Gas and Oil Cooperation with Iran
Iran and Oman have signed an agreement to study an undersea gas pipeline said Alireza Kameli National Iranian Gas Exports Company (NIGEC)
Non-Associated Gas Holds Back Saudi Wasit Project
Saudi Aramco has almost finished the construction of its giant Wasit gas project, reported Gulf Business, but it is currently processing gas from the Karan gas field instead of the offshore fields as originally planned.
