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Libya’s NOC Looks To Take Development Inhouse With New Zallaf Subsidiary
...rk, which at a minimum would involve securing hundreds of millions of dollars in funding and enlisting the help of international services firms. A HISTORY OF VIOLENCE Though there was a short period following the bloody 2011 revolution when Libya was again starting to look like an at...
Volume: 62Issue: 38Published at Fri, 20 Sep 2019 -
Kuwait Gets Jurassic Gas Boost, Eyes Further 2020 Gains
...al problems began when Shell won an enhanced technical service agreement (ETSA) for development of the fields in 2010 (MEES, 22 February 2010). Mired in parliamentary enquiries from 2011 (MEES, 4 July 2011) to 2016, Shell was initially unable to make progress (MEES, 29 April 2016). But the election of...
Volume: 61Issue: 38Published at Fri, 21 Sep 2018 -
Bahrain Plans Advance
...at it expects to complete the FEED work by the end of next year. Yet, this is not the first FEED to be conducted for the refinery expansion. In 2011, Chevron Lummus Global completed a FEED study at the refinery when plans called for an expansion to 450,000 b/d. However, Bapco and the country’s Na...
Volume: 57Issue: 38Published at Fri, 19 Sep 2014 -
Kuwait’s Oil & Gas Transformation: Is Strong Leadership Enough?
...ell. Dampening hopes of attracting IOCs is a Kuwaiti public prosecutor investigation into Shell’s $800mn consultancy deal with KOC to help develop northern Jurassic gas fields (MEES, 8 August 2011). Burgan Progress Kuwait continues to make good progress in extending the plateau of its Gr...
Volume: 56Issue: 38Published at Fri, 20 Sep 2013 -
Libya: Light At End Of Tunnel As Losses Hit $7.5bn
...nghazi, headquarters of Agoco, NOC’s biggest subsidiary. Agoco operates eight eastern fields and the export terminals of Hariga near Tobruk. The NOC chairman played down fears that the shut-ins could have had a similar effect on the production infrastructure as outages during the 2011 re...
Volume: 56Issue: 38Published at Fri, 20 Sep 2013 -
Security Crisis Roils New Libyan Administration
...one thrive, argues a Libyan businessman. “Really we need to sort out this issue. It is really crippling the country,” he says. The recovery in Libya’s oil industry following last year’s civil war has been impressive (MEES, 26 December 2011). But a lack of security has become an ev...
Volume: 55Issue: 38Published at Fri, 14 Sep 2012 -
Jordan Resumes Iraqi Oil Imports
...ude to Jordan. Jordan receives this crude under an agreement reached in June 2011 to import up to 15,000 b/d at preferential prices. This represented an increase of 5,000 b/d from the previous agreement between the two countries of September 2008 for the import of around 10,000 b/d of Iraqi cr...
Volume: 55Issue: 38Published at Fri, 14 Sep 2012 -
Syria 'Illegally Producing' from INA's 22,000 boe/d Hayan Field
...e Hayan Petroleum Company (HPC) 50:50 joint venture with Syria’s state owned General Petroleum Corporation. MOL owns 47% of INA. Current Hayan production volumes are unclear. Production averaged 20,300 barrels a day of oil equivalent (boe/d) for 2011 but output had been in the process of...
Volume: 55Issue: 38Published at Fri, 14 Sep 2012