Saudi Arabia | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 86
Kuwait Problems Prompt Saudi Chevron Unit Shutdown in Neutral Zone
A Saudi Arabian unit of U.S. oil major Chevron has told its Kuwaiti partner it plans to shut down an oilfield jointly operated between the two Gulf OPEC countries next month over long-standing disputes, three industry...
Sipchem Greenlights PBT Plant in Saudi Jubail Industrial City
Sipchem has announced the initial start-up of the polybutylene terephthalate plant (PBT) of Sipchem Chemical Company (affiliate of Sipchem) at its complex in Jubail Industrial City on April 20, 2015. This comes after ...
Acwa Holdings-Air Products to Build World’s Largest Industrial Gas Complex in Saudi
Acwa Holding, a regional infrastructural developer in the power and water sectors, said along with its joint venture partner US-based Air Products, it has won a major contract from Saudi Aramco to build, own and opera...
Aramco Installations Under Threat, Saudi Interior Ministry
Saudi Arabia has put security forces on alert for a possible militant attack on a shopping mall or energy installation, Interior Ministry spokesman Mansour Turki said on Monday. “There was information about a po...
Saudi Company to Use American Shale Gas in UK PetroChem Plant
Saudi Basic Industries Corp 2010.SE has signed a deal to use shale gas from the United States at its Teesside petrochemical plant in Britain, acting chief executive Yousef Abdullah al-Benyan told Reuters on Sunday. &#...
Saudi Arabia Spearheads OPEC Oil Boom as U.S. Shale Slows Down
Saudi Arabia pumped close to a record amount of crude oil last month, leading the biggest surge in OPEC output in almost four years just as the U.S. shale boom shows signs of slowing, the International Energy Agency s...
Russia in Flurry of Talks with Saudi, OPEC, Latin American Producers
Russia has been holding active, “unprecedented” consultations with the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, a senior official said on Wednesday, a clear signal of Moscow’s strive for higher...
Saudi Adamant on Electricity, Water Subsidy Reforms
Saudi Arabia should eventually consider raising its domestic water and power prices to limit rapid growth of consumption in the world’s largest oil exporter, a deputy electricity minister said on Tuesday. Demand...
