Issue 26
Top Stories
- Kuwait Discovers More Burgan Reservoirs, Plans Water Injection
- IEA Unleashes 60Mn Barrels Of Oil From Emergency Stocks
- Politics Poses Main Challenge To Lebanese Offshore Exploration
- Fuel Shortages Hit the UAE, Threaten Power Supplies
- Algosaibi To Continue Global Legal Battle Despite UK Setback
Energy Fundamentals
- Oil Prices Fall Following IEA Crude Stock Release Announcement
- OPEC Risks Undermining Market For OPEC Crude, Says CGES
- FGE Forecasts Rise In Gas Demand In Asia-Pacific
- Crude Oil Formulas/Posted Prices
News by Country
- Tengizchevroil Plans $15-20Bn Investment To Increase Tengiz Oil Output
- KMG And Repsol Sign MOU For Adai Block Exploration
- China Exim Bank To Lend Kazakhstan $500Mn For Power Grid Expansion
- Majlis Official Says Oil/Energy Ministries Merger ‘Cancelled’
- US Treasury Imposes Sanctions On IRISL Affiliated Companies
- NIOC Warns CNPC Over Lack Of Progress On South Pars 11
- NIOPDC Announces Increase In Strategic Fuel Reserves
- Iranian Oil Delegation Attacked During Baghdad Visit Amid Mounting Violence
- Iraq Awards $81Mn Contract To India’s Lanco For 250MW Power Plant
- Jordan Raises Imports Of Iraqi Crude To 15,000 B/D
- Moody’s Downgrades NBK Ratings, Assigns Stable Outlook
- Lebanon Tells UN That Cyprus-Israel Delimitation Agreement Violates Its Rights
- US Adds To Libya Asset Freeze List
- Cost Estimate For BP’s Oman Tight Gas Fields Rises 50% To $15Bn
- World Bank Calls For Financial Center Reforms To Improve Stolen Assets Recovery
- Saudi Aramco Drives Downstream Mega-Project Tender Process
- Ma'aden Phosphate Company Starts Production
- Ma'aden Aluminum Announces $1bn Loan From PIF
- Bashir Threatens To Block Pipeline If South Does Not Share Oil Revenues
- Syria Warns Of Economic Consequences Of The Unrest
- Former Tunisian President Ben Ali Given 35-Year Sentence In Absentia
- World Bank Approves Two Loans To Support Tunisia’s Interim Government
- DEWA Doubles Size Of Planned Coal-Fired Power Plant
- S&P Assigns Long Term Corporate Credit Rating To DEWA, Foresees Stable Outlook
- S&P Raises Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank Credit Ratings To ‘A/A1’
- Yemen Has Lost $1bn In Revenues Since Mid-March