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Iran PetroChem Export Project Attracts Western Investors and Regional Competition
Eight western European companies are keen to invest in Iran's $2.8 billion (2 billion pound) Siraf oil refinery project
Bapco Passes Management Audit, Meets International Standards
A three-day BSI Quality Management System recertification audit was successfully concluded at Bapco.
Iraq Announces Formation of Special Army to Protect Oilfields from ISIS
A 27,000-strong security force will be trained and equipped to defend its oil and energy facilities from terror attacks
Price of Qatari Crude Inching its Way Up
Qatar has set its May retroactive official selling price (OSP) for its Marine crude at $63.05 a barrel,
Cyprus’ Offshore Fields Now Commercially Exploitable
Cyprus announced on Sunday that offshore reserves in its Aphrodite gas field have been pronounced commercially exploitable, the first such development in four years of energy exploration.
Downturn in North Sea Oil and Gas Will Put Scotland Behind UK
Growth in Scotland will lag further behind the UK in coming years as the downturn in the North Sea oil and gas industry takes a heavy toll on the country, economists have predicted.
Gazprom Declines Amid Asian Expansion, European Slump
Gazprom posted a third straight weekly decline as concern mounted that earnings will be crimped as the Russian natural gas producer spends to expand in Asia while gains in Europe, its biggest market, continue to slump.
Oil Industry Divided Over Paris Climate Talks
One scene stands out more than any other from the Opec International Energy Seminar last week, which attracted the cream of the global oil industry’s executive leadership.
