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World’s Largest Geothermal Plant Launched in Kenya

Kenya’s 280 MW Olkaria geothermal power plant, the world’s largest, began commercial operation today, with an opening ceremony held yesterday and attended by government officials. The plant will provide almost 20 per cent of the nation’s total power capacity.

Siemens Awarded Wind Power Project in South Africa

Siemens has secured another large wind power contract in South Africa with an order for 157 wind turbines for three projects in the South Africa province of Northern Cape.

Enoc Plans for $1.5 billion Loan and Merger Activity

Dubai's Emirates National Oil Company (Enoc) has hired a five-person team to work on mergers and acquisitions for the company as it seeks to expand beyond its home emirate, banking sources told Reuters on Sunday.

Aramco Extends Shale Gas Bid Deadlines

State energy firm Saudi Aramco has extended the deadline for companies to bid for work on its unconventional gas facilities in the north of the country, signalling it remains committed to developing shale gas deposits, industry sources said.

Oil Price Slump Cuts Kuwait Budget Surplus

Kuwait's government budget surplus shrank 26% in the first nine months of this fiscal year as lower oil prices cut revenue sharply, analysts at National Bank of Kuwait (NBK) calculated, using Ministry of Finance data.

Oman to Boost Production for Expected Oil Price Rise

Oman, the biggest Middle Eastern oil producer that’s not a member of OPEC, is boosting crude output to as much as possible with the global price rout over, Salim Al Aufi, undersecretary of the oil and gas ministry, said.

Iran Parliamentarians to Impose Energy Sanctions on Europe

A large number of Iranian MPs are planning to prepare a bill to impose energy sanctions on the European countries, a lawmaker announced on Sunday.

Repsol to Acquire Talisman Energy

Repsol has entered into an agreement to acquire 100% of Canadian oil company Talisman Energy worth US$8.3 billion (EU6.64 billion) plus debt. The transaction has been unanimously approved and recommended by the boards of directors of Talisman Energy and Repsol.

Chevron’s Gas Reserves Slip After Chad Asset Sale

Chevron Corp, the second-largest U.S.-based oil producer, said on Friday its oil and natural gas reserves fell 1 percent last year largely due to the sale of its stake in a Chad oil field.

Jordan, Egypt to Potentially Receive Gas from Proposed Iraqi Pipeline

The Jordanian Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources, Mohamed Hamed, announced Jordan's intention to pursue a project to extend a gas pipeline from Iraq to Jordan. This would provide his country and potentially Egypt with a part of their requirement of natural gas.

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