News / International
US Shale Production Drops
US shale fields across the country reported production drops of a combined 80,000 b/d, the EIA said.
East Libya Government Threatens to Stop Oil Shipments
The East Libyan government has announced it may prevent oil shipments if the deals are negotiated through Tripoli, Bloomberg reported.
Cyprus May Claim Part of Egypt’s Massive Zohr Field
Cyprus Energy Minister Giorgos Lakkotrypis said that in the next few days Cyprus will have an idea of whether the large natural gas reserve recently discovered [Zohr] off the coast of Egypt extends inside the island’s Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ)
Oil Prices Exert Financial Pressures on Morocco
Morocco's only oil refiner, Samir, called for an extraordinary general assembly meeting on October 16 to approve plans for a capital increase of $1.04b in an effort to end the company's financial difficulties
Qataris Hired for Indonesian Power Plant, FSRU Projects
Qatar's Nebras Power has signed an agreement with Indonesian utility PT PLN (Persero) to study the feasibility of building a power plant
Omani Corruption Trail Leads to Switzerland
The Swiss attorney general’s office has confirmed that it is helping Oman investigate alleged corruption in the country’s national oil company and oil ministry
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.
