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Qatar Continues To Boost Budget Expenditure In 2012-13
...owth in the hydrocarbon sector slowing down to 3% due to Qatar’s self imposed moratorium on the development of new North Field projects until 2014, while substantial investment in infrastructure, coupled with increased levels of production in Qatar’s manufacturing sector is projected to boost growth in th...
Volume: 55Issue: 23Published at Mon, 04 Jun 2012 -
Shah Field Doubts Cast Shadow Over Abu Dhabi’s Petchem Ambitions
...stream projects including the $10bn, 500mn cfd Shah gas field, Nick Wilson reports from Abu Dhabi. Partially state-owned petrochemical firm Borouge’s ethylene cracker expansion to 3.6mn tons/year by 2014 depends on the integrated completion of five upstream sources of ethane and building two new NG...
Volume: 54Issue: 23Published at Mon, 06 Jun 2011 -
Cash Shortage Delays Iran Gas Pipeline, Pakistan Pursuing LNG Imports
...nally signed a deal to build a 2,150km pipeline to supply Iranian gas to Pakistan. But Pakistan cannot find the $1.65bn it needs to build its part of the project. They signed the 25-year deal on 28 May to pump 750mn cfd of gas from the South Pars field to Pakistan by the end of 2014, with the option of in...
Volume: 53Issue: 23Published at Mon, 07 Jun 2010 -
Adco, ADMA-Opco Concessions To Be Renewed On Similar Terms
...aker than those in the existing contracts, although the timing of renewal discussions is not yet clear, MEES learns. The concession for Adco, in which Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) holds 60% alongside Shell, ExxonMobil, BP and Partex expires in 2014. ADMA-Opco’s concession, where ADNOC ho...
Volume: 49Issue: 23Published at Mon, 05 Jun 2006