Bosnia aims to draw foreign capital to gas sector
Sarajevo is seeking to reduce its dependence on Russian gas transiting Ukraine by starting its own production and diversifying imports.
4 hours ago
Tehran must go it alone to develop discoveries
Iran will have to rely on domestic resources to develop its new fields as appetite from foreign investors has dwindled as a result of US sanctions.
4 hours ago
Darwin set to expand as Santos buys out Conoco
Following a period of belt-tightening, Australia’s second-largest gas group is expanding its asset base as it looks to raise its profile in the international LNG market.
5 hours ago
Lukoil’s Ghasha stake boosts UAE’s sour gas plans
The arrival of the Russian company completes the tendering process for the concession and is positive for the UAE’s plans to commercialise its technically challenging offshore reserves.
Yesterday
CNOOC strives to reverse decline in western South China Sea
The company is starting to turn around years of declining gas output from the area with a slate of projects that demonstrate its growing deepwater prowess.
3 days ago
Second Senegal FLNG may compete with Nigeria
The successful appraisal of additional fields in the Grand Tortue complex adds credence to the case for at least one more FLNG plant in Senegal, which together with Mauritania could export almost as much gas as Nigeria by the end of next decade.
3 October 2019
Sales tax ups ante in Malaysian resources battle
The intensifying political struggle over hydrocarbons in the eastern Malaysian state of Sarawak is denting investor confidence in the region.
3 October 2019
Angolan gas blocks set for bid round
The country’s latest licensing round will include non-associated gas-prone blocks for the first time.
2 October 2019
Ankara mulls new moves after Eni-Total deal in Cyprus
Tensions in Cyprus are set to rise following Turkey’s angry reaction to the signing of an exploration agreement for disputed waters off the southern coast of the island.
1 October 2019
PetroChina hails new shale discoveries amid modest production outlook
PetroChina trumpeted its progress on domestic unconventional oil and gas exploration on Sunday, but there are fresh signs China’s shale production is falling short of targets.
30 September 2019
Recent shake-ups give Chinese CBM a boost
There is increasing evidence that China is shaking up its CBM sector with the aim of boosting output far beyond the 6 bcm/y it currently produces.
26 September 2019
Netherlands ups imports from Russia and Norway in 2018
The Netherlands increased imports of piped gas from Russia and Norway as production fell at the Groningen field.
19 September 2019
Invictus looks for backer for Zimbabwe gas prospect
A gas prospect in northern Zimbabwe looks promising, but political and economic chaos in the country is discouraging interest.
19 September 2019
Black Sea tender annulment sets back Ukraine
The annulment of the Dolphin tender risks undermining investor confidence in the country rather than attracting ‘big’ foreign players
19 September 2019
Exxon could sell out of Vietnam’s Blue Whale
ExxonMobil may turn its back on the 150 bcm Blue Whale project offshore Vietnam, a move that would make commercial sense and pave the way for new LNG terminals.
19 September 2019
Saudi drone attacks deliver oil supply shock
The position of Saudi Arabia as a reliable supplier is at stake as the kingdom’s oil and gas infrastructure becomes more vulnerable to sabotage.
16 September 2019
Indonesian gas exports set to hit 20-year low
Piped gas and LNG exports from Indonesia are expected to hit a two-decade low in 2019 as NOC Pertamina is struggling to revive falling production from the Mahakam field.
12 September 2019
Big decisions for East Timor as treaty is ratified
The maritime boundary treaty between East Timor and Australia has been ratified, giving the Southeast Asian nation control over valuable assets in the Timor Sea, but a strategic plan for further development is lacking.
5 September 2019
PNG’s clearance of Pasca field signals more to come
Papua New Guinea’s government has approved the country’s first offshore gas field development as it presses ahead with plans to gain more control over and rewards from its rich resources sector.
2 September 2019
Groningen declines could gather pace
Dutch gas production may fall more quickly as the pressure on the Groningen field mounts.
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