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South Africa’s PetroSA Plans to Lay Off 40% of Workers
South Africa's state oil company PetroSA plans to reduce its workforce by up to 40% because of declining revenues and slow progress on its oil refinery project, Business Day newspaper reported on Monday.
Iran: Gas Exports to Iraq by May, to Expand by Next Year
An Iranian official has announced the country’s plan to export natural gas to Iraq within months.
Manouchehri: Iran Can Now Design-Build Pipelines, Rigs and Installations
Iran achieves self-sufficiency in the construction of Persian Gulf gas installations, says official.
Iraq: February Witnessed Rise in Oil Exports
Iraq's oil exports rose in February to an average 2.597 million b/d from 2.535 million b/d in the previous month, the oil ministry said in a statement.
ECOWAS Launches Policy Development on Women and Energy
The development of a policy that will help address barriers hindering participation of women in energy access in the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) region is underway.
Libya’s Zueitina Port Resumes Oil Exports
Libya has resumed oil exports from the eastern port of Zueitina after an almost year-long suspension and is also testing a pipeline to restart exports from Hariga port, officials said on Sunday.
Turkey Looks for Oil in Iraq with Ending of Kurd Insurgency
Energy Minister Taner Yildiz said on Monday Turkey will explore for oil in the Qandil region of Iraq
Maire Tecnimont in Bilateral Negotiations with Iran for Petrochemical Park
The new round of talks between Iran and Italian Maire Tecnimont on building one of the ME’s biggest petrochemical parks in Asaluyeh was launched today.
