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Abu Dhabi’s Oil Field CCS Projects Face More Delays
...servoir’s formation. ADCO – ADNOC (60%), Shell, Total, BP and ExxonMobil (9.5% each) and Portugal’s Partex (2%) – has a concession to manage most of Abu Dhabi’s onshore oil fields, which expires in January 2014. Abu Dhabi is asking majors to pitch for concessions without knowing the results of pilot sc...
Volume: 54Issue: 39Published at Mon, 26 Sep 2011 -
Korea To Finalize Abu Dhabi Fields Deal, China Eyes Japan’s Concessions
...likely that ADNOC’s onshore oil fields concession will be broken up when it ends in January 2014, because it is too close to the renewal date. The Abu Dhabi Company for Onshore Oil Operations (ADCO) consortium – ADNOC (60%), Shell, Total, BP and ExxonMobil (9.5% each) and Portugal’s Partex (2%) – wh...
Volume: 54Issue: 39Published at Mon, 26 Sep 2011 -
Region Needs $70Bn Investment Over 10 Years To Avoid Power Crisis
...ar (MEES, 9 August). Abu Dhabi is investing $20bn in four nuclear reactors with a capacity of 1.4gw each to come on line by 2017-20. There is no new planned major source of non-associated gas coming available before 2014, leaving the country’s gas output dependent on crude oil, whose production is cu...
Volume: 53Issue: 39Published at Mon, 27 Sep 2010 -
Rise In Nuclear Power Demand Behind Kazakhstan’s Plans To Become Global Uranium Supplier
...uranium ore by 2014, and the Japanese group will have access to 2,000 t/y. Toshiba, which entered the deal seeking a secure source of uranium ore for future nuclear power plants built by Westinghouse, will have the right to 600 t/y. In 2004, Kazatomprom signed a deal with South Korea to su...
Volume: 50Issue: 39Published at Mon, 24 Sep 2007