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  1. Abu Dhabi To Import 1.2Bn CFD Of LNG, Shah Gas Field Slips

    ...UAE Abu Dhabi To Import 1.2Bn CFD Of LNG, Shah Gas Field Slips   Abu Dhabi’s decision to start importing LNG in 2014-15 will put it into competition with Kuwait and Bahrain for floating regasification and storage units (FRSUs), whose market is tight. Positioning the terminal in Fu...

    Volume: 55
    Issue: 13
    Published at Mon, 26 Mar 2012

  2. KRG Oil Sector Pushes Ahead Amid Challenging Times

    ...rgeted crude production will rise to 3.3mn b/d next year from 2.75mn b/d in 2011. Baghdad is eyeing output of 4.5mn b/d in 2013 and 6.5mn b/d in 2014. The projections are considerably more than those forecast by independent analysts, which see capacity expansion schedules severely cramped by export in...

    Volume: 54
    Issue: 13
    Published at Mon, 28 Mar 2011

  3. Europe Must Compete With Asia To Secure LNG, Qatargas Chief Warns

    ...ntinues with the North Field moratorium after it completes its studies in 2014 into its depletion rate. Shell has signed a preliminary deal with Qatar to build a 1.5mn t/y monoethylene glycol plant, and is in talks to secure ethane from Pearl for the project instead of just contributing it to state-ow...

    Volume: 54
    Issue: 13
    Published at Mon, 28 Mar 2011

  4. Gulf Refinery Construction Costs Slide

    ...nuary) although given the big shift in the EPC market and possible changes in the project’s scope, it would be premature to pin down a figure, said Mr 'Ajmi. The CFP plans envisage commissioning in 2014, and will allow Kuwait to meet strict European sulfur standards for diesel and gasoline through to 20...

    Volume: 52
    Issue: 13
    Published at Mon, 30 Mar 2009

  5. Oman Sidesteps Gas Crunch As Liquids Output Rises

    ...cure until 2013. But economic slowdown and greater efficiency in gas usage, with savings estimated at 7-10%, has given the country some breathing space. “I would say that we have at least until 2014-15 before we have a problem,” says a ministry source. The expiry at the end of this year of BP’s co...

    Volume: 52
    Issue: 13
    Published at Mon, 30 Mar 2009