Saudi Aramco | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 30

Aramco to Close Refineries for Maintenance

Saudi Aramco plans to shut its refinery in Yanbu and its largest refinery in Ras Tanura in November and December for scheduled maintenance.

Japan Will Not Invest in Aramco’s IPO

Japan's government declared it has no intentions to invest in state-run oil firm Saudi Aramco's planned initial public offering (IPO).

Aramco to Expand Okinawa Storage to 2M Barrels

Saudi Aramco and the Japanese government had agreed to expand and extend the current storage deal to 2 m b expansion of crude storage capacity in Okinawa, southwest of mainland Japan.

Saudi Arabia Signed Energy Projects with China, Japan

Saudi Electricity Company (SEC) signed memorandums of understanding (MoU) with different Chinese and Japanese Firms that expressed investment interest in the kingdom's renewable energy projects.

Yemeni Forces Attacked Aramco Facility

Yemeni forces fired ballistic missiles at the facilities of the Saudi state oil giant, Aramco, in the southwest of Saudi Arabia and Abha airport in Assir province in retaliation to Saudi attacks on a southwestern pro ...

Operations Started at Sadra’s MFC Unit

Sadra Chemical has started operating its mixed-feed cracker (MFC), with an eventual production capacity of 85mcf/d of ethane and 50,000b/d of naphtha.

Saudi Aramco Completes Largest Offshore Tie-In Platform

Saudi Arabia’s national petroleum company has announced the completion of the largest offshore tie-in platform ever built in the country.

Egypt Receives $650m Fuel Shipments from Saudi Arabia

As part of the five-year agreement that Egypt has with Saudi Arabia to contribute in supplying the country’s fuel needs, Egypt has received shipments of petroleum products worth approximately $650m in May and June 20 ...

Aramco to Keep Spare Capacity in IPO

Saudi Arabia's Oil Minister said that the IPO of the world’s largest oil company is not an end to the policy of keeping some production capacity idle to guard any disruption in supply.

Saudi Arabia Hikes Asian Oil Prices

Saudi Arabia raised its pricing for June oil sales to Asia by the most since April 2015, a sign that the world’s biggest crude exporter expects demand to recover.

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