Middle East | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 14

Iran Lost 100,000L of Fuel in Refinery Fire

A fire broke out at Iran's Piroozi Oil and Gas Refinery in Shahroud, 400km west of Tehran, due to an explosion in one of the facility's fuel storage tanks.

Abu Dhabi to Expand Solar Plant to 1GW

Abu Dhabi Water and Electricity Company (ADWEC) to expand its Solar PV Independent Power Project at Sweihan after six pre-qualified bidder consortia has submitted proposals. The expected commercial operation date of ...

India Withdrew from Iran, Pakistan Gas Talks

India has rejected talking with Iran on gas import through Pakistan, in lieu of transferring Iran’s gas through subsea lines, despite the higher costs.

DME Listed New Middle East Oil Contracts

The Dubai Mercantile Exchange (DME) announced two new fuel oil contracts to hedge the price differentials between Middle East fuel oil and Singapore fuel oil.

Iran to Boost Cleaner Diesel Exports

Iran aims to increase export volumes of cleaner diesel containing 500 parts-per-million (ppm) of sulfur, by early 2017

Iraqi Oil Export Increased in July

Iraq's oil exports from its southern ports rose to 3.2mb/d on average in July, up from 3.175mb/d in June, as the Arabic nation increased crude production to bring in a $3.744b in oil export revenues.

Egypt Ratifies Egyptian-Saudi Nuclear Energy Agreement

The House of Representatives Legislative Committee has ratified a number of agreements in different fields, among these agreements, was the the Egyptian-Saudi nuclear energy agreement that was inked in Early-April 2016.

IMF Forecast Cites MENA Growth after Oil Price Recovery

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) raised its 2016 growth forecast for the Middle East and North Africa after a rebound in oil prices.

Canadian SNC-Lavalin Wins $800m EPC Contract in Middle East

A Montreal-based company, SNC-Lavalin, has announced that it had won a $800m engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) contract in the Middle East.

Oilfield Services to Expand Offshore in Middle East, Report Says

Higher E&P expenditure, financial durability of the companies and customers are likely to drive the oilfields services (OFS) market in the Middle East to record revenues worth $13.4b by 2019.

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