Aramco | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 19

Oil Prices Slow Down Saudi Oilfield Expansion

Saudi Arabia is moving ahead with the expansion of its giant Khurais oilfield but the project would move slower than originally planned because of budgetary reasons.

Aramco Holding Market Share by Decreasing Prices

Saudi Arabia has reduced its official selling price for Medium grade crude to Asia for November to a discount of $3.20 a barrel

Non-Associated Gas Holds Back Saudi Wasit Project

Saudi Aramco has almost finished the construction of its giant Wasit gas project, reported Gulf Business, but it is currently processing gas from the Karan gas field instead of the offshore fields as originally planned.

SEPCO Contracts in Saudi Not Entirely a Done Deal

China’s Shandong Electric Power Construction Corp (SEPCO) will install two booster gas compressor stations for Aramco

Huawei to Train Saudis in Oil and Gas ICT Solutions

Huawei--a global information and communications technology (ICT) solutions provider--has launched a new Joint Innovation Center (JIC) in Saudi Arabia together with Saudi Aramco and King Fahad University of Petroleum ...

Petroleum Ministry Signs New Deal with Saudi Aramco

The Ministry of Petroleum announced signing of an agreement with Saudi Aramco – the largest energy company in the world – to provide Egypt with its needs of petroleum products for three months, reported Reuters. Repa ...

Saudi Solar Bids, Projects Run Up Against Bureaucratic Resistance,

Sources told Reuters that Saudi Arabia's plan to issue bids for its first solar power projects, announced in 2013, has been postponed.

Saudi Aramco Desperate for Loans

Informed sources, on condition of anonymity, told Reuters that Saudi Aramco is talking to banks about raising a $5b loan to help out a refinery it built in collaboration with China's Sinopec.

Oilfield Expansion Projects Delayed in Saudi Arabia

The planned expansion of the Khurais oilfield in Saudi Arabia has reportedly been delayed beyond the original 2017 schedule

Investigators Place Blame of Aramco Expatriate Fire on Short Circuit

The preliminary investigation into Sunday's fire at the Aramco residential complex found that the cause was a short circuit, said Arab News.

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