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Global Petroleum Brain Drain Reaches GCC States
Bahrain and other Gulf countries are facing a brain drain in the energy industry, with fewer young people seeking jobs in the field.
Abu Dhabi Renewable Targets Not Deterred by Oil Prices
Al Mazroui: ‘Renewable energy is already very competitive’
Saudi Arabia Spearheads OPEC Oil Boom as U.S. Shale Slows Down
Saudi Arabia pumped close to a record amount of crude oil last month, leading the biggest surge in OPEC output in almost four years just as the U.S. shale boom shows signs of slowing, the International Energy Agency said.
Russia in Flurry of Talks with Saudi, OPEC, Latin American Producers
Russia has been holding active, "unprecedented" consultations with the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, a senior official said on Wednesday, a clear signal of Moscow's strive for higher oil prices.
Omani Aluminium Optimization a Boon to Downstream Projects
Oman's Sohar Aluminium (SA) plans to expand smelter capacity to one million tonnes by 2020 from the current 375,000 tonnes, it was revealed at the Aluminium Middle East 2015 exhibition, now under way in Dubai, UAE.
Turkey Not Eager for More or Cheaper Iranian Gas
Turkey has turned down a proposal from Iran for doubling its gas imports from the Islamic Republic in exchange for a gas price cut, Iran’s minister of petroleum says.
Oil Prices May Prompt More UAE Concession Deals
The government is yet to take a decision two months after awarding 10% stake to Total
Russia’s Lukoil Makes Preemptive Iran Comeback
Russia's Lukoil reopens offices in Iran, awaits sanctions removal.
