Oil | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 56

Russia May Bailout Greece on Energy Needs

According to a report in Russian state-run media outlet Sputnik News, Russia is nearing an agreement to make "direct deliveries" of energy to Greece.

Indonesia Seeking to Rejoin OPEC

Indonesia is seeking to rejoin OPEC to get access to cheaper oil supplies as demand soars and domestic production falls, but critics say the move is an unwelcome distraction from efforts to overhaul the country's tro ...

Iran’s Tentitave Moves into the Shale Era

Iran has found possible oil shales in southeast Kerman and northern Semnan as the country is trying to figure out an estimate of its unconventional hydrocarbon reserves.

How the Oil Boom Has Shaped Kenya

THE world’s oldest tools are the size of massive fists, sharpened at the edges and seemingly unblemished, having been preserved in ancient soil. They predate the earliest humans and hint at how long it has taken our ...

Kazakhstan’s Kashagan Oil Field Pumped Back to Life

Kazakhstan, an oil producer since 1911, has the second largest oil reserves as well as the second largest oil production after Russia in the post-Soviet space. Soviet Kazakhstan’s oil production did not increase to a ...

Looking to Make Moves in the Asia, Russia Signs Oil Deal with India

Top Russian oil producer Rosneft has raised the stakes in its battle with Saudi Arabia for market share by securing new Asian markets to hedge against the risk that any new Western sanctions could hit crude sales.

Nigeria To Share $2.1 Bn of Natural Gas Revenues

Nigeria will share $2.1 billion to federal, state and local governments to reduce a growing backlog of debts and restructure short-term loans as Africa's biggest oil producer suffers declining revenues, the presidenc ...

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.

US Judge Refuses to Dismiss Decade-Old Oil Leak Case

A federal judge refused on Tuesday to dismiss a lawsuit that environmental groups filed against a New Orleans-based company responsible for a decade-old oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico.

Lawmakers to Probe Federal Agency’s Oversight of US Pipelines After Oil Spill

Lawmakers are set to probe a federal agency’s oversight of U.S. pipelines after a crude spill near the southern California coast highlighted the government’s delays implementing congressionally mandated safeguards.

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