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Iran to Establish Oil Exporting Economic Zone on Oman Sea
A senior energy official said the National Iranian Oil Refining and Distribution Company (NIORDC) plans to start projects to build new oil exports facilities in the Southern Port of Jask, on the rims of the Oman Sea.
Russia Embracing GCC, Islamic Finance After Oil-Gas Revenues Shrink
Eurasian Economic Union and Silk Route are new areas of growth, Russian Business Council chairman says
Engineering Giant Siemens AG to Establish New Oil and Gas HQ in Houston Texas.
Siemens AG is establishing a new oil and gas headquarters in Houston’s Energy Corridor, the latest move by Europe’s largest engineering firm to expand its footprint in U.S. fossil fuels.
Greenpeace Boards Shell Vessel in Protest of Arctic Plans
Arctic-drilling protesters from Greenpeace climbed aboard a Royal Dutch Shell Plc oil rig Monday as it was transported across the Pacific Ocean northwest of Hawaii.
Tehran in Talks with Beijing to Increase Oil Sales
An Iranian delegation is in Beijing this week to push for more oil sales and discuss Chinese oil and gas investments in Iran, just days after Tehran and world powers reached a framework nuclear deal,
Morocco Seeks Energy Investment in Dubai
Morocco is on the hunt for fresh investment from the UAE to help develop its power generation sector, hoping for US$20 billion in deals over the next five years.
GE to Train and Maintain through Saudi Joint Power Plant Venture
Saudi Electricity Company (SEC) and GE recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to set up a joint venture that will extend operations and maintenance (O&M) support to SEC’s power plants in the kingdom.
Turkey-Iran International Chamber of Commerce Gas Case Close to Resolution
A price dispute between Turkey and Iran for gas imports taken to the international arbitration court is likely to be finalised by May, Turkey's energy minister said on Monday.
