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GDF SUEZ signs an agreement with Sempra Energyto access natural gas liquefaction capacity in the United States
GDF SUEZ announces the signature of a commercial development agreement with Cameron LNG, a unit of Sempra Energy, regarding the natural gas liquefaction project of Cameron LNG in the United States. This facility will be located at the site of its existing import terminal located in Hackberry, Louisiana. OPEC Wants To Push Oil Price Down To $100/Bbl – Chief
OPEC wants to push oil prices back down to $100 a barrel by boosting production as it fears demand destruction, the group's chief said Thursday. ExxonMobil signs USD 100 mln contract to drill 20 oil wells in Iraq
US oil giant company ExxonMobil Corporation on Wednesday has signed a contract with the Iraqi Drilling Company, a state-run Co., to drill 20 oil wells in West Qurna-1 Oil Field in Basra, south of Iraq. Iraq Prepares 5-Year O&G Development Program
The Iraqi Oil Ministry and the Planning Ministry have prepared a five-year program of development of oil and gas sector in the country, Iraqi Oil Ministry spokesman Asym Jihad told Trend on Monday. Sudan Has Restarted Oil Production from Heglig
Sudan has restarted oil production from the Heglig oil field, Sudan's government spokesman Rabie Abdelaty said Wednesday. TAQA’s Bergermeer Gas Storage Project Receives Approval
Abu Dhabi National Energy Company PJSC (''TAQA''), is pleased to announce it has today received approval from the Dutch Council of State for the development of the Bergermeer Gas Storage facility. TAQA and its project partner EBN can commence construction of the gas storage. Iran to develop biggest joint oil field with Saudi Arabia
The National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC) has started developing Iran's biggest offshore oil field in the Persian Gulf which is shared with Saudi Arabia. Proserv Acquires Weatherford Subsea Unit
UK services player Proserv has agreed to acquire Swiss services giant Weatherford International's subsea controls unit in an assets-for-shares deal. 
