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A Tale Of Two Libyas As Jihadists Step Up Oil Field Attacks
...wer – essential for water injection – has consistently been a limiting factor on production at the two fields since Libya’s 2011 revolution (MEES, 17 May 2013). The fields had only been briefly back on stream following an attack on the pipeline transporting crude to the 150,000 b/d capacity Hariga te...
Volume: 58Issue: 10Published at Fri, 06 Mar 2015 -
Indian ‘Compliance’ Beginning To Hit Iran Oil Sales
...ta, having only recently just come out with figures for December 2014. Iran’s January deliveries figure is down 11% on the 1.27mn b/d it shipped in 2014 – which is already well down on an average of 2.53mn b/d in 2011 – before the latest round of US and EU sanctions on Iranian oil exports were im...
Volume: 58Issue: 10Published at Fri, 06 Mar 2015 -
Rabigh Shutdown To Curb Saudi Refining Surge
...pected to take total Saudi capacity to 2.91mn b/d by the end of 2015 (MEES, 27 February). Petro Rabigh says the shutdown will allow the second periodic maintenance since 2011. Such closures are “carried out every four years as a regular practice in the refining and petrochemicals industry.” The co...
Volume: 58Issue: 10Published at Fri, 06 Mar 2015 -
Dea Looks To Expand With $10Bn War Chest
...ainst Russia. London cited the example of the North Sea’s Rhum field – 50% owned by Iran’s NIOC – where production was halted by western sanctions on Iran in 2011. Mr Davey says that L1 will likely have to sell on the North Sea assets to a third party. The transaction had been in doubt since la...
Volume: 58Issue: 10Published at Fri, 06 Mar 2015 -
Egypt Seeks Growth At Sharm El-Shaikh Conference
...stability following the February 2011 ouster of Husni Mubarak. Foreign direct investment has yet to recover. Egypt will use the conference to showcase its “Sustainable Development Strategy 2030” as well as its 2014-19 economic and social reform plan, which includes new legislation to attract investors to...
Volume: 58Issue: 10Published at Fri, 06 Mar 2015 -
Jordan Slashes Spending In Bid To Halve Deficit
...l prices remain at their current level of around $60/B, Nepco’s 2015 losses would fall to around JD600mn ($846mn), he says. Jordan imports around 96% of its energy needs. Nepco has suffered cumulative losses of JD4.5bn ($6.3bn) since Egyptian gas supplies began to dwindle in 2011. To make up...
Volume: 58Issue: 10Published at Fri, 06 Mar 2015 -
Qatar’s GTL Output To Fall As Pearl And Oryx Plants Undergo Maintenance
...of the first train in early 2011 and the first commercial cargo of gasoil in June 2011. Each shutdown will defer production of roughly 4.2mn barrels of GTL liquids and 3.6mn barrels of NGLs. Shell has not detailed the work being carried out during the shutdowns. However, any non-routine wo...
Volume: 58Issue: 10Published at Fri, 06 Mar 2015