US | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 17
EU Expects Nuclear Sanctions on Iran Lifted Soon
The EU expects sanctions on the Islamic Republic to be lifted shortly as Iran's efforts to implement the July 2015 nuclear deal are proceeding in line with the terms of the agreement and according to the schedule.
Nigeria Expects US to Resume Crude Oil Purchase
The US is believed to soon resume its oil trade relations with Nigeria by purchasing 'very limited' quantities of Nigeria's crude, according to a statement by Nigeria's Minister of State for Petroleum, Ibe Kachikwu.
US Shale Oil Production Expected to Decline
U.S. shale oil production is expected to fall by above 600,000b/d in January as oil prices remain slashed to seven-year low, according to a U.S. government forecast.
Taqa to Divest Itself of its Sole US Wind Power Asset
Abu Dhabi National Energy Co., or Taqa, has filed with US energy regulators to sell its stake in the Lakefield wind power plant in the U.S. state of Minnesota. World Powers to Aid in Iran’s Arak Reactor Redesign
A document released by Iran's state news agency IRNA proves that United States, Britain, France, China, Russia plus Germany are all helping Iran redesign its Arak heavy water reactor so that it cannot produce weapons ...
Greens Celebrate as US Kills Keystone XL Pipeline Project
The United States government has finally rejected the controversial Keystone XL pipeline project, which was intended to ship crude oil from the Alberta oil sands of Canada down to the southern coast of the US.
Pentagon Slammed for Massive Overspend on Afghan Gas Station
The United States government watchdog for reconstruction in war-torn Afghanistan has slammed the US military for spending $43m on a gas station that could have cost as little as $500,000.
Mexico’s Crude Exports to US Drop to 25-year Low
Mexico's crude exports to the US dropped to their lowest level in 25 years in September, as the Latin American nation seeks other buyers in response to reduced demand from US refiners.
