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Halliburton wins completions contract for carbon capture project

Halliburton, the US-based energy major, has been granted a contract to carry out well completions on the HyNet North West carbon capture and storage initiative in the United Kingdom. This entails supplying completions, liners, and monitoring products and services for the project situated in Liverpool Bay. To fulfill this contract, Halliburton will manufacture and deliver […]

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QatarEnergy begins construction of LNG vessel for historic fleet expansion

QatarEnergy celebrated the steel cutting of the first of its new generation of chartered LNG vessels to be constructed in a Korean shipyard. QatarEnergy joined Samsung Heavy Industries, and JP Morgan Asset Management in a special ceremony on Geoje Island in the Republic of Korea to celebrate this milestone, which is part of QatarEnergy’s historic LNG Fleet Expansion Project. In April, the state-owned giant announced […]

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L&T announces major milestones for NEOM green hydrogen plant

The power transmission & distribution arm of Indian engineering major L&T has achieved important milestones for the power elements and grid packages of the world’s largest green hydrogen plant being built by NEOM Green Hydrogen Company. Supported by 23 local, regional, and international banking and financial institutions, the project has now achieved full financial close, […]

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Cairn Oil & Gas portfolio surpasses one billion barrels

Cairn Oil & Gas, a subsidiary of Vedanta Resources owned by billionaire Anil Agarwal, has announced that its reserves and resources portfolio in India has surpassed 1 billion barrels of oil equivalent (boe), media reports suggested. This milestone comes as the largest private oil and gas company in India has identified 20 new development projects […]

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Middle East’s largest oil and gas discoveries: Everything you need to know

Contrary to popular belief, the first oil well in the Middle East was not discovered in Saudi Arabia. That came later. Oil was first discovered in Persia, now known as Iran, thanks to William Knox D’Arcy, a British national, who had got a 60-year concession from the Iranian government. D’Arcy funded the operation, which started in 1903, […]

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