Saudi Arabia | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 78
New Bahrain Pipelines to Deliver 400,000 b/d from Aramco
The new crude oil pipelines between Bahrain and Saudi Arabia will be ready by the end of 2017 with up to 400,000 b/d delivered to Bapco, said a report.
Saudi Oil Policy Misunderstood in US, says Former CIA Director
Saudi Arabia is trying to maintain its share of the global oil market rather than use its power in OPEC to curb U.S. producers, according to David Petraeus
Oman on Path to Absorbing Vitol’s Oi Trading Joint Venture
Oman will take full control of an oil-trading venture it owns with Vitol Group, the world’s largest independent energy trader, in the latest sign of the rise of state-owned commodities traders.
Saudi Arabia Measuring Influence on OPEC and Oil Traders
Saudi Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi is counting on oil traders to keep sitting on near-record volumes of stockpiled crude to prevent a second relapse in oil prices later this year.
Oil Price Slump Strains Saudi Finances
Military spending and government hand outs could accelerate reserve drawdown
Nuclear Reactors to be Delivered to UAE as Regional Competition Heats Up
Westinghouse Electric opens Abu Dhabi office to work with Enec
Faulty Pipes Responsible for PetroRabigh Plant Shutdown
Saudi Arabia's PetroRabigh shut down a hydrogen-producing facility on May 29 due to faulty pipes, the company said on Sunday.
Aramco to Use Asian Talent in Global Refining Contest
Saudi Arabia's state oil firm is on a hiring spree in South Korea, as the world's top crude exporter seeks engineers to run plants in its soaring refining sector - setting it on course to compete with some Asian coun ...
