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KRG Begins Baghdad Mandated Crude Supplies
...mplex in Erbil. The 60,000 b/d ‘Nineveh refinery’ portion of the refining complex is typically contracted by the ministry of oil to refine Kirkuk crude produced by North Oil Company (NOC), as part of an arrangement first agreed in 2017 (MEES, 24 February 2017). The remaining 90,000-100,000 b/d ‘KAR-1’ an...
Volume: 66Issue: 30Published at Fri, 28 Jul 2023 -
Al Zour Emerges As Qatar’s VLSFO Supplier Of Choice
...th the International Maritime Organization’s 2020 regulation.” Qatar had earlier been forced to quickly develop its bunkering capabilities following the start of the embargo imposed on it by neighboring states between June 2017 and January 2021, with Qatari vessels prohibited from calling at Fu...
Volume: 66Issue: 30Published at Fri, 28 Jul 2023 -
Egypt Blackouts Led By Heatwave, Gas Shortages
...capacity installed in 2018 key to transforming Egypt’s fortunes (MEES, 27 July 2018). These plants were brought online as Cairo’s own gas output was undergoing a resurgence thanks to the December 2017 start-up of the giant 21.5tcf Eni-operated Zohr gas field. Zohr supplies enabled Egypt to ha...
Volume: 66Issue: 30Published at Fri, 28 Jul 2023 -
Kuwait’s Four Year Government Program Gets Little Support
...d 2021/22 (to 31 March 2022), but since September 2017 the government has been unable to raise debt to finance these deficits as parliament has repeatedly blocked the passage of a debt law allowing state borrowing. MPs have largely cited their opposition to the law by saying that instead of bo...
Volume: 66Issue: 30Published at Fri, 28 Jul 2023 -
Egypt Gas Output Continues Decline As Minister Eyes Exploration Surge
...ought online in mid-2024 although MEES understands this will only offset natural declines from the project’s remaining gas fields, with output expected to remain at around 200mn cfd. BP’s WND has also been beset with issues since its Phase-1 Libra and Taurus fields started up in 2017, with both th...
Volume: 66Issue: 28Published at Fri, 14 Jul 2023 -
Kuwait Banks On Burgan Boost To Hit 3.2mn B/D
...test target is a downgrade from late-2021’s ambition of hitting 3.5mn b/d by 2025 (MEES, 29 October 2021). The bulk of Kuwait’s crude oil capacity comes from Kuwait Oil Company’s (KOC) operations. KOC capacity peaked at 3.15mn b/d in 2017/18, but slumped to just 2.629mn b/d by 2020/21 (MEES, 22 Oc...
Volume: 66Issue: 27Published at Fri, 07 Jul 2023 -
Oman Gas Reserves Upped 7% To 24tcf
...an’s 54,000 b/d Block 5 (MEES, 21 January). RECORD BREAKING GAS OUTPUT The latest reserves figure is only slightly below the record 25 TCF figure recorded for 2018 following discovery of BP’s giant Khazzan field on Block 61. Khazzan, which started up in 2017, is the centerpiece of Oman’s ga...
Volume: 66Issue: 27Published at Fri, 07 Jul 2023 -
Adnoc Awards Key Contracts For Handling Increased Gas Output
...nterpiece of Adnoc’s gas operations, and is central to its expansion plans. Adnoc Gas operates legacy facilities with 4.75bn cfd combined capacity, while the 1.34bn cfd Habshan 5 plant was inaugurated in 2017, bringing total capacity at the complex to 6.09bn cfd. Petrofac says that “comprising three gas co...
Volume: 66Issue: 27Published at Fri, 07 Jul 2023