Issue 11
Top Stories
- Qadhafi Batters Oil Infrastructure, Sanctions Net Tightens
- New Egyptian Cabinet Struggles To Stabilize Economy
- Egypt’s New Oil Minister Casts Doubt Over Israeli Gas Supply
- Saudi Arabia Faces Its ‘Day Of Rage’
- OPEC Supply Surge Fails To Dampen Prices
Energy Fundamentals
- WTI Remains Above $100/B As Libyan Civil War Keeps Crude Prices At Premium
- EIA Says MENA Unrest Will Further Tighten Oil Market
- China’s Crude Oil Imports Down 8.5% In February
- Saudi Crude Oil Prices Increased To Asia And Europe, Lowered For US
- Crude Oil Formulas/Posted Prices
News by Country
- CBB Treasury Bills Oversubscribed Despite Bahraini Unrest
- Turkmen Energy Minister Predicts Hike In Gas Reserves
- KMG EP Annual Profits And Production Increased For 2010
- AIOC Increased ACG Fields Investment By 21% In 2010
- Energean Commences Drilling Of Exploration Well In Upper Egypt
- Iran Announces Plan To Issue Islamic Bonds
- Iran’s Inflation Rate Rises To 11.6% In February
- NIOC Drops Dollar Transactions For Oil Exports
- POGC To Build Pipeline Linking South Pars Gas Processing Plants
- Attacks On Iraqi Oil Infrastructure Intensify
- Israel Turns To Palestine For Alternative To Egyptian Gas
- Jordan Signs Oil Shale Concession Agreement With KIO
- Jordan Freezes Some Petroleum Product Prices Until End-March
- KPC-Sinopec Refinery/Petchem Project Gets Approval From China’s NDRC
- Oman Shows Flexibility, Restraint With Protesters
- Bidder Opts Out Of Contest For Oman’s 2GW Sur IPP
- Dhofar Power To Invest $771Mn To Upgrade Salalah Power System
- GCC Prepares To Fund Poorest Members To Stem Unrest
- Moody’s Sees ‘Moderate Pressure’ On GCC Corporates In 2011
- Saudi Aramco/Dow $2Bn Utilities Tender Raises Questions
- KBR Wins Technology Contract For Luberef Yanbu' Expansion
- Syria Is Not Ready For VAT Introduction
- Shams Power Announces $600Mn Financial Close For Shams 1 Solar Project
- IPIC $4.36Bn Bond Successful, Despite MENA Unrest
- UAE Economic Recovery Gaining Momentum, IMF Says
- UAE Growth Rate Expected At 3.3% In 2011, Says Samba