gas | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 48
Russia’s Gazprom Calls Off Deal on Turkish Pipeline with Italy’s Saipem
Russia's plans to drop Ukraine eventually as a route for piping its natural gas to Europe have hit a snag after Russian gas exporter Gazprom called off a deal with Italy's Saipem to build a subsea link to Turkey.
Unaoil to Rehabilitate Two Iraq Compressors
UnaE&C Iraq, an engineering and construction subsidiary of Unaoil Group, has been awarded a contract for the rehabilitation of two compressor stations at Iraq’s West Qurna oil field by Basra Gas Company (BGC).
China Releases New Guidelines for Projects That Convert Coal to Gas
China's energy regulator has released new draft guidelines for projects that convert coal to oil or gas, aiming to commit the sector to the strictest possible environmental standards, it said on Tuesday.
Turkmenistan Claims Russia’s Gazprom Has Not Paid for Gas
Turkmenistan, irked by falling natural gas exports to Russia, hit out at Moscow's gas export monopoly Gazprom on Wednesday, saying the energy giant had not paid for gas purchased from the Central Asian country so far ...
Gas Shortage Could Be Next Woe in Greek Crisis
The Greek government’s hunger for cash has stripped the state-run gas company of most of its reserves, raising doubts about how long the country can pay for imports.
Oman to Build Regional Largest Solar Farm with Californian Help
Petroleum Development Oman (PDO) said on Wednesday it would build the Middle East's largest solar power plant in a $600 million deal with California's GlassPoint Solar to reduce pressure on its natural gas reserves.
Ukraine President Says Russian Gas to EU via Ukraine Has No Alternative
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko believes that the agreement between Russia and Ukraine on gas transit to Europe will be extended after 2019, the current deadline, as there is no alternative to the Ukrainian route.
UK Industrial Production Gets Boost from Oil and Gas Output
A rise in oil and gas output boosted UK industrial production in May, official figures show, but manufacturing output continued to fall.
