Island kingdom is already assessing investment options to exploit massive offshore shale discovery.
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Bahrain’s new oil find contains more than 80bn barrels
Island kingdom could potentially be sitting on a game-changing oil find that could transform its entire economic outlook.
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Bahrain announces major offshore oil and gas find to boost reserves
Kingdom reveals exciting new discovery which could “dwarf” current reserves and transform its production outlook.
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Oil Minister highlights key Bahrain projects
Bahrain’s key hydrocarbon projects have attracted major investment from a variety of local and international banks.
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Data: Changing the game for Bahrain
In 2019, as Bahrain prepares for another long, hot summer, the kingdom will import natural gas for the first time, through a new terminal built to meet peak power demand
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Bahrain LNG wins key award for finance deal
The ‘Middle East ECA Finance Deal of the Year’ was presented during a gala dinner ceremony at the 2017 Venice Global Borrowers’ Summit held recently in Venice, Italy
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Bahrain sovereign fund may invest in Aramco IPO: Report
“Everyone in the whole globe will be interested. Let’s hope we can play a small part in the IPO,” Mumtalakat CEO tells Reuters
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Bahrain in talks with Gazprom, Rosneft on LNG deal
Earlier, Bahrain’s National Oil and Gas Authority (NOGA) and Gazprom had signed a memorandum of understanding on expansion of cooperation in the LNG sector
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Country Focus: Bahrain attempts energy sufficiency
Taking into account its modest oil production, the Kingdom intends to improve its energy infrastructure and the downstream sector to reduce dependence on imports and insulate itself from the blow of the oil and gas downturn
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Nogaholding closes Bahrain LNG terminal financing
For this project, K-SURE will provide commercial and political risk cover for approximately 80% of the financing. Standard Chartered Bank, Arab Petroleum Investments Corporation (APICORP), and the Korea Development Bank acted as lead arrangers.