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Saudi gas output to rise 'by more than 50% by 2020'
Intensified exploration and new recovery technology will boost Saudi Arabia’s gas production by more than 50 per cent in 2020, according to its state oil operator, Saudi Aramco. Huge exploration and drilling programme investment have already created a huge increase in the kingdom’s natural gas reserves to nearly 275 trillion cubic feet (tcf) at the end of 2009, up from around 181 tcf in 1990, figures from Saudi Aramco's recently released 2009 report show.
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ADNOC 'tender reissued'
UAE's state-run Abu Dhabi National Oil Co (ADNOC) has reissued a tender to import 180,000 tonnes of petroleum as it prepares to shut two units at its 415,000 bpd Ruwais refinery, according to an industry source. The reissued tender will close today for cargoes to be delivered from October to November, Reuters said the source disclosed.More...
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Qatari company seeks drilling JVs
Qatari oil and gas services company, Gulf International Services QSC, is looking to set up joint ventures to drill outside the emirate as it faces lower rates for its rigs, the company's chief coordinator, Ebrahim Al Mannai, has said.More...
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Crude to be sent from Oman to US
Two Very Large Crude Carriers (VLCCs), amounting to four million barrels of Oman crude, are to be shipped to the US west coast. The rare move comes after the arbitrage window was opened over the past few weeks, according to industry sources.More...
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Iran earmarks US$2.2 billion for petroleum projects
Iran has allocated US$2.2 billion for seven gasoline production and refinery renovation projects, the Iranian deputy oil minister Alireza Zeighami has been quoted as saying by the Mehr News Agency. The projects are currently 70 per cent complete on average. More...
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In the latest issue of Oil Review Middle East...
Columns
Industry news and executives’ calendar
Analysis
BP Energy Review
A tough year for the crude oil business is reported in BP’s latest annual energy review.
Oilfield Security
Southern Iraq is changing as oil production brings more work and development. However, so
too are the security challenges in the area.
Iraq
Shell has finally received Cabinet ratification of its project to gather associated gas.
IEA Survey
‘Situation cloudy’ is the best way of summing up a top energy monitoring team’s views on the international markets for oil and gas through 2015.
ADNOC Focus
Interview
Mr Awaidha Murshed A Al-Murar explains the role of the ADNOC Civil Projects Division and offers an update on its involvement in numerous ongoing projects.
Developments
Introducing some of the latest news from ADNOC and its subsidiaries.
Exploration
Developments
A round-up of recent exploration and production activity from around the Middle East.
Petrochemicals
Developments
The latest petrochemical news from around the region.
Gas
Analysis
Can FLNG vessels revolutionise offshore gas production?
Technical Focus
Innovations
Introducing some of the very latest technological developments for the industry.
SIS Global Forum
Reducing risk and optimising operational efficiency by means of open innovation was the theme of this year’s technical get-together of Schlumberger Information Solutions’ (SIS) clients.
Fibre Optic Monitoring
Improved monitoring using fibre optic DTS.
Information Technology
Seismic Reservoir Characterisation
Chalenges and solutions in seismic driven reservoir characterisation.
Developments
The latest IT news and technologies for the oil and gas sector.
Rig Count
Databank
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