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CNPC Seeks Expanded Interests In Kazakhstan Through MMG Acquisition
...2014 via the China-Turkmenistan Central Asian Gas Corridor, which is expected to become operational by late 2009 with an initial transit capacity of 4.5 bcm/year....
Volume: 51Issue: 50Published at Mon, 15 Dec 2008 -
HSBC Awarded Financial Advisory Mandate For ZORCO Refinery Project
...nimal fuel oil production. It is due for completion in 2014. The agreement with Foster Wheeler represents something of a breakthrough for Libya. The oil-rich North African country has been seeking to expand and upgrade its derelict refining sector for many years, and the establishment of Libya’s so...
Volume: 51Issue: 50Published at Mon, 15 Dec 2008 -
Condensate’s Growing Impact On Petrochemical And Transport Fuel Markets
...oduction will remain range-bound at 105,000-115,000 b/d, until 2014-16. It is unclear whether Malaysia’s policy of limiting exports will remain unchanged when faced with another surge in new condensate output likely post-2016. Singapore’s use of condensate has steadily risen since the mid-1990s, on in...
Volume: 51Issue: 48Published at Mon, 01 Dec 2008 -
New Petkim Owners Plan Major Investments
...tkim to produce chemicals that Turkey now imports. Mr Aksoy also said the group would invest $4bn-5bn to build a new refinery with a 6mn-8mn tons/year capacity at the Petkim site that would come on-stream before 2014. The new investment includes developing the company’s port and teaming with Ge...
Volume: 50Issue: 51Published at Mon, 17 Dec 2007 -
Saudi Electricity Company Appoints Advisors For IPP Program
...oduce 1,200mw, cost SR5bn ($1.3bn) to develop and start up in 2012; the Riyadh plant will produce 2,000mw, cost SR8bn ($2.1bn) and start in 2013; and the Qurayah plant will produce 2,000mw, cost SR8bn and start up in 2014. SEC issued SR5bn of bonds in June, which came in oversubscribed (MEES, 23 Ju...
Volume: 50Issue: 50Published at Mon, 10 Dec 2007