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OPEC At 60: Much Achieved, More Still To Come
...not an exhaustive list, but underscores some of what has been accomplished through cooperation over the decades. The most recent demonstration has been through the Declaration of Cooperation (DoC) that helped restore balance, stability and confidence to the oil market in 2017-19, following the do...
Volume: 63Issue: 38Published at Fri, 18 Sep 2020 -
Adnoc $1bn Sell-Off
...cember 2017 with a 10% flotation (MEES, 16 February 2018). Following this week’s placement, 20% of Adnoc Distribution is now listed on the Abu Dhabi stock exchange. Adnoc retains 80%. Adnoc CEO Sultan al-Jaber says the firm’s fuel sales subsidiary “has delivered solid business results and de...
Volume: 63Issue: 38Published at Fri, 18 Sep 2020 -
EOG Enters Omani Upstream
...Oman secured a notable new player in its upstream sector this week, with US firm EOG Resources signing an Exploration and Production Sharing Agreement (EPSA) for Block 36. EOG joins Canada’s Apex, which has been the sole player at the block since Norway’s DNO exited in 2017 after drilling a du...
Volume: 63Issue: 38Published at Fri, 18 Sep 2020 -
Taqa Places Moroccan Bond
...al-fired power plant, with combined capacity of 1.356GW, for 17 years from 2017 to 2044 (MEES, 31 January). Taqa says bond placement provides “an opportunity to further optimize its capital structure” and that the PPA extension is “enhancing value by extending the company’s debt repayment profile.” Ta...
Volume: 63Issue: 38Published at Fri, 18 Sep 2020 -
Morocco Renewables Plans Get Wind In Their Sails
...e blades for the turbines from its Tangier factory built in 2017. Siemens Gamesa has so far installed 856MW worth of wind capacity across eight separate projects in Morocco. It is also currently in the final stages of completing the MD2.5bn ($260mn), 180MW Midelt wind farm, which forms the first st...
Volume: 63Issue: 38Published at Fri, 18 Sep 2020 -
Saudi Arabia: Oil Demand Up, Oil Exports Up
...ude burn figure was the highest since September 2017, when the kingdom burned 660,000 b/d of crude. As well as the more pronounced seasonality, more crude was also likely required to replace associated gas, production of which has fallen alongside crude oil. Meanwhile domestic consumption of fuel oi...
Volume: 63Issue: 38Published at Fri, 18 Sep 2020