UAE | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 49
Dolphin Energy in Need of Advice for ‘Incremental’ Loan
Dolphin Energy, the Abu Dhabi state-controlled venture that produces and transports natural gas to the UAE and Oman, wants to raise a $1 billion loan and has invited banks to pitch for a role advising it, banking sou ...
Newly Formed Marsol Subsidiary to Open Office in Fujairah
Marsol International, a Dubai-based global marine solutions provider, has launched a new subsidiary, Marsol Oil & Gas Services, which will operate from a new office facility in the Port of Fujairah.
Lamprell Hired to Build ‘Enhanced’ Mobile Drilling Rig for Abu Dhabi
Lamprell, a leading provider of diversified engineering and contracting services to energy industries, has won a contract from National Drilling Company (NDC) of Abu Dhabi for a high specification jackup drilling rig.
Family Businesses Backbone of Non-Oil Sector in GCC, Need Legal Help, Says UAE Tycoon
One of the United Arab Emirates' (UAE) most prominent businessmen is leading calls for regulations across the Gulf Arab region to smooth the transfer of ownership of family businesses after the death of the founder.
Dubai’s 2021 Energy Strategy for Sustainability and Competitiveness
Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (Dewa) has launched its Strategy 2021 for Dubai, which focuses on several sectors such as seizing opportunities, meeting challenges, strategic drivers, goals and priorities, amon ...
Dubal Holding-Emirates Aluminium Moving into Energy Sector
Dubal Holding, the holding company for Dubai's stake in Emirates Global Aluminium and other assets, is considering possible acquisitions in local and international energy projects, it said on Monday.
Japan’s Inpex Headed to UAE in Concession Contest
Japanese oil and gas developer Inpex Corp is in final adjustments to obtain a five per cent stake in a new concession to help operate the United Arab Emirates’ biggest oilfields for $1.1 billion, public broadcaster N ...
Egypt Receives $6bn from Saudi Arabia, UAE & Kuwait
Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates deposited $6bn with Egypt's Central Bank, the bank's governor said, a sign that the gulf powers remain committed to propping up the Egyptian economy.
