Iran | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 59
Russia Begins Oil, Gas Exploration in Iran
Two major Russian companies, Rosgeologia and Lukoil, together with the National Iranian Oil Company, have started a new round of studies on geological and geophysical oil and gas exploration in Iran.
Global Oil Producers to Debate Oil Output Freeze in mid April
OPEC and non-OPEC producers - Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Russia, and Venezuela - are expected to hold a meeting in the Qatari capital on April 17th to debate oil output freeze on the January 2016 levels. The meeting is a f ...
Russia Supports Iran’s Aspiration to Restore Its Oil Market Share
Russia's Energy Minister, Alexander Novak, said that Iran would consider joining a global deal to cap oil production only after it restores its oil output back to levels it enjoyed before international sanctions at 4 ...
US Presidential Candidate Clinton Calls for Sanctions Against Iran
US Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton called for sanctions against Iran after the Islamic Republic brushed off US concerns and test-fired two ballistic missiles that it said were designed to be able ...
Iran, Pakistan to Negotiate Halted IP Gas Pipeline Project
Tehran is to negotiate the halted Iran-Pakistan (IP) gas pipeline project during Iranian President, Hassan Rouhani's visit to Islamabad at the end of March.
Ukraine Seeking Energy Cooperation with Iran
Ukraine is seeking to launch joint ventures with Iran in oil, gas, petrochemicals, and agriculture sectors, said Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Regional Development, Construction and Municipal Econom ... Shell Repays $1.94b Oil Debt to Iran
Royal Dutch Shell has paid $1.94b it owed to the National Iranian Oil Company, settling debts after sanctions against the country were lifted in January.
Egypt SuMed Pipeline Yet to Accept Iran Oil After Sanctions
Crude oil producers in Egypt and Gulf States have yet to let Iran resume oil shipments through a pipeline they operate to supply customers in Europe and the Mediterranean Sea region.
