News / International
Bahrani Company to Repair British Fleet in Gulf
Bahrain-based Arab Shipbuilding and Repair Yard (Asry) has signed a long-term collaborative enabling agreement with Babcock
Saudi Price Measures Target Asian Markets, Only
Saudi Arabia has cut the official selling price (OSP) for its benchmark Arab Light crude to Asia in August, as expected, while raising the price to European customers.
Post-Sanction Iran May Push Russian Oil Out of the Way
In Iran’s push for a nuclear deal, it’s had few better allies than Moscow
South Africa’s Solar Kits Surge
A motorbike accident two years ago in the Cape Town suburb of Milnerton left Pascal Kassongo with a leg fracture, multiple cuts and a written-off bike, crippling his courier business.
Shoreline Plans $2 Billion Bond to Buy Africa Energy Assets
Shoreline Group, a Nigerian company with interests from oil production to rope-making across six African countries, plans to sell $2 billion in debt to buy crude and gas assets on the continent, which may include purchases in Equatorial Guinea and Tanzania.
Canadian Govt Report Warns Its Not Prepared for Arctic Oil Spill
An internal report warns the federal government isn’t fully prepared to respond in the event of an oil spill in the Arctic or in deep water offshore.
Iran’s Potential Return Would Be Bad News for Russian Oil
In Iran’s push for a nuclear deal, it’s had few better allies than Moscow. But if an agreement is reached this week, President Vladimir Putin’s regime will have at least one reason to reflect on its support.
Ukraine, Slovakia Discuss Increasing Gas Flow from Europe
Ukrainian and Slovakian operators of gas pipeline systems have discussed the issue of increasing deliveries from Europe to Ukraine, state gas firm Ukrtransgaz has revealed. The news came during a week in which Energy Minister Volodymyr Demchyshyn announced on Wednesday (July 01) that Ukraine had halted natural gas imports from Russia after energy officials from the two countries failed to agree on pricing.
