1. 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: 55
    Issue: 23
    Published at Mon, 04 Jun 2012
  2. Bahrain Narrows In On Preferred Bidders For LNG Import Terminal

    ...mpany, Nogaholding, told MEES. The tender board, which meets weekly, will then decide whether to approve the choice, and if it does the results will be published. The tender specifies the import of LNG equivalent to 400-800mn cfd of gas for 15 years starting in 2014. Like the other Gulf countries, with th...

    Volume: 55
    Issue: 23
    Published at Mon, 04 Jun 2012
  3. Saudi Aramco Steps On The Gas

    ...gnificant for gas will be the start-up of the offshore 1.3bn cfd Hasbah and 1.2bn cfd Arabiyah non-associated fields in 2014 to feed the Wasit gas plant, currently under construction. Ordinary supply of 2.5bn cfd will produce 1.75bn cfd of sales gas and can be augmented to 3.05bn cfd in peak summer demand mo...

    Volume: 55
    Issue: 23
    Published at Mon, 04 Jun 2012