China | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 35

Post-Scandal Petrobras to Receive Chinese Help

Petroleo Brasileiro SA, the world’s most indebted oil producer, is bolstering ties to China as a corruption scandal has shut the company out of international bond markets.

$1.5Bn Egypt-Sudan Deal Includes Energy-Related Industries

Two MoUs expected shortly between Union and the Sudanese Free Zones & Markets

Aramco’s Credibility Wins it $10Bn Credit Facility Agreement

Saudi Aramco has signed a new $10 billion standby revolving credit facilities agreement as part of the company’s strategy of maintaining financial flexibility.

Qatar to Build LNG Terminal, Fuel Stations in China with $5 Billion Investment

Qatar's Qatra for Investment & Development (QID Group) and Hamad Bin Suhaim Enterprises have signed an initial deal to acquire 49% of China's Shandong Dongming Petrochemical Group worth $5 billion

China’s Cnooc Postpones Shale Project

China National Offshore Oil Corp (Cnooc) has decided to shelve its shale gas project in Anhui province in the latest sign that the shale gas revolution that transformed the US energy industry is unlikely to replicate ...

China to Bolster Iraq Relations, Help Rebuild Country

During Baghdad visit, Chinese Councilor says China willing to cooperate with Iraq in all areas.

Energy Conflict Brewing with Indonesia in South China Sea

Indonesian President Joko Widodo said one of China's main claims to the majority of the South China Sea had no legal basis in international law, but Jakarta wanted to remain an "honest broker" in one of Asia's most t ...

China Cracking Down on Petroleum Corruption

Chinese prosecutors on Monday charged a former senior energy executive with bribery, abuse of power and other corrupt practices, the latest official to face court in a sweeping crackdown on corruption.

Total Seeks Up to $15 Billion in Chinese Funds for Russian Project

Total SA is seeking the equivalent of up to $15 billion in Chinese financing to fund its expansion in Russia, its chief executive said, as U.S. sanctions complicate the French oil giant’s big bet there.

China to Influence Oil Prices through Crude Futures Exchange

China plans to allow foreign investors to trade its proposed crude futures contract as the world’s second-largest oil consumer seeks to bolster its influence in determining benchmark prices.

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