The pair are expected to contribute 43% of total small-scale liquefaction capacity by 2025
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Shell to hand back Tunisian upstream concessions
The company noted that it would assess opportunities ‘beyond the upstream sector’
Iraq considers Egypt as an alternative to buying fuel from Iran
Iraq could transport Egyptian gas through Syria, according to a recent ministerial meeting
Oil up on global demand hopes, US stocks and weak dollar
Oil prices are increasing this week as a result of market expectations that oil demand is about to rise globally. Forecasts for a dip in US crude stocks and a weaker dollar are also helping prices grow
GlobalData expects 118 oil and gas project starts in Australia by 2025
In the upstream (fields) segment, GlobalData expects 53 projects to start operations in Australia during 2021 to 2025
MENA energy investments to exceed expectations by $13 billion
Increased energy demand could cause a rise in energy investments in the next five years
Saudi Aramco Q1 net income rises 30% year on year
The Saudi oil giant reported net income of $21.7 billion for the first quarter of 2021
Oil prices flat as trader focus shifts to India and Iran
Oil prices are starting the week largely flat as developments in India and the prospect of returning Iranian supplies balance the market’s enthusiasm for a coming global demand uptick
Saudi Crown Prince considering sale of 1% Aramco stake to a ‘leading global energy company’
Saudi Aramco originally listed 2% of its shares on the local market in 2019, raising almost $30 billion
Abu Dhabi’s TAQA funds growth and taps into Taiwanese demand
Proceeds to be used to support future growth and repay outstanding debt