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Bahrain’s Tatweer Launches New Gas Compressor Stations
Two of Tatweer Petroleum’s newest facilities located in the Bahrain Field were officially inaugurated by Energy Minister and company chairman Dr Abdulhussain Mirza.
Nigeria Power Plans Require Fixed Gas-Pipeline
For Nigeria’s state-owned energy company, supplying gas to power plants around the country depends on fixing pipelines quicker than they get ruptured.
Portable Petrol Stations to Open in Doha
Woqod (Qatar Fuel), a top distributor of petroleum products in the country, plans to set up 15 portable petrol stations in Doha in a move to streamline the distribution process, a report said.
Cebr Report Advises GCC Diversification and Carbon Efficiency
While Bahrain has taken promising measures to diversify its economy, the continued oil price slump means more work will need to be done in order for the Kingdom to achieve fiscal, environmental and resource sustainability, a report said.
RWE Shifting Gears to Renewables, with UAE Firm’s Help
United Arab Emirates green energy firm Masdar may invest in renewable energy projects jointly with RWE,
$3.5 Bn Joint Iran-China-Indonesia Crude Projects
Iran, China and Indonesia have reached a final agreement on building a refinery on the East Java island to process 150,000 barrels per day of heavy crude oil, an Iranian official said on Wednesday.
Angola’s dos Santos Seeks Opportunities in China
Angolan President Jose Eduardo dos Santos met Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping on Tuesday on a state visit to seek financing for projects, including a $4.5 billion hydropower scheme, intended to revive an economy hit by low crude prices.
Canada’s Crude Oil Output to Grow at Slower Pace Than Previously Forecasted
Canada’s crude oil output will continue to grow over the long term but at a slower pace than previously projected, reflecting many project postponements resulting from the slump in oil prices, the country’s main energy trade group says.
