China | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 33

Kazakh Currency Drops 22% from Oil Price

The national currency of Kazakhstan, the Tenge, lost nearly a quarter of its public value on Thursday,

South Sudan Peace on Hold, Conflict Over Oil Still Unresolved

South Sudan's President Salva Kiir did not sign a peace deal with his country's rebel factions in Ethiopia's capital Addis Ababa, requesting a further 15 days before signing it in ful

Chinese Demands Jeopardize Joint Oil Projects with Iran, says Iran

Trouble seems to be brewing between China and Iran according to statements made by Iran's Deputy Petroleum Minister Abbas She’ri-Moqaddam

Pakistan-Iran Energy Cooperation on Multiple Fronts

According to Trade Arabia, Pakistan is in the final stages of negotiating a deal to expand its electricity imports from Iran to 1,000 MW.

Kuwait Drawing on Chinese Help in Major Survey Effort

Kuwait Oil Company (KOC) announced on Monday that it would begin a three-dimensional exploratory survey project in Kuwait Bay

Long Delayed Kenya-Uganda Pipeline to Spur Oil Investments

After months of deliberation Kenya and Uganda have finally agreed on the route of a joint pipeline that will reach the Indian Ocean

US Takes Advantage of Slowing Solar Market in China

U.S. investors are keying in on Chinese solar manufacturers as a way to profit from the slowdown in the world’s second-largest economy.

China Backs Out of Pipeline Project with Gazprom

China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) has decided to back-out of an agreement with Russian gas giant Gazprom for the construction of a natural gas pipeline from western Siberia to the Xinjiang region, according ...

China Investing in Iran in Anti-Sanctions Effort

China's state oil giants are set to start pumping a combined 160,000 b/d at two projects in southwestern Iran from around October, company sources said, contributing to Tehran's plan to boost output ahead of sanction ...

Chinese Court Okays Pollution Lawsuit

A Chinese court allowed a lawsuit by a domestic non-governmental organization against Cnooc Ltd. and ConocoPhillips over the Bohai Bay oil spill in 2011, in what may be one of the first tests for the government’s new ...

Page 33 of 41

Lost Password