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Oil Prices Prompt Topaz to Extend Ambitions to South America

Topaz Energy and Marine is eyeing expansion into South America in the next two years as the Dubai-based oil services firm looks beyond the current difficulties in the sector caused by the lower oil price,

Iran Taps into Giant Oilfields Shared with Iraq

Iran has accelerated drilling of its largest oilfield which it shares with Iraq in order to catch up with its western neighbor in production

Sharjah-Based Unique to Take Offshore Services to the World

Unique Group, a leading integrated subsea and offshore solution provider based in Sharjah (UAE), aims to double its size and global infrastructure by 2019 through capital investment, acquisitions and expansion into key markets.

Saudi Refineries to Become Cleaner With Time

Saudi Aramco has revived plans to add a clean fuels unit in its biggest oil refinery in Ras Tanura and more environmentally-friendly units to its Rabigh refinery, industry sources said.

Iran LNG Draws Gazprom’s Attention Ahead of Post-Sanction Era

Russia’s Gazprom has announced its interest in Iran’s liquefied national gas (LNG) projects after an official said Tehran planned to revive them which are suspended under sanctions.

UAE’s Environmentally Friendly Cooling Systems on International Display

A delegation from Emirates Central Cooling Systems Corporation (Empower), a leading district cooling services provider, is heading to Boston, US to take part in the 106th International District Energy Association (IDEA) Annual Conference and Trade Show that begins on June 28.

Jordan Enters LNG Age with New Terminal

BAM International, the operating company of leading European construction services firm Royal BAM Group, has completed the construction of a new liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal for Aqaba Development Corporation (ADC).

Israel Cabinet Votes on Compromise Solution with Noble, Delek

Israel's security cabinet voted on Thursday in favour of a plan that would allow a U.S.-Israeli energy group to keep control of most of the country's natural gas deposits but would also put some others up for sale.

Netherlands Ordered to Cut Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Court

A Dutch court has ordered the government to cut greenhouse gas emissions by at least 25% by 2020, in a case environmentalists hope will set a precedent for other countries.

Total Pulls Out of Russia’s Shtokman Gas Project

Total said on Wednesday it had pulled out of the Shtokman natural gas project in the Barents Sea, with development of one of the world’s largest untouched gas fields apparently falling victim to Western sanctions in Russia.

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