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Issue 885 - 18 September 2010

Aramco goes unconventional

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Saudi Aramco made headlines at the mid-September World Energy Congress (WEC) in Montreal with president and chief executive Khalid Al-Falih telling delegates and interviewers the giant national oil company planned to counter fast-rising demand for feedstocks for power and industry by developing the Kingdom’s potentially huge non-conventional gas reserves.

Saudi Arabia
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Halliburton wins Eni contract in Iraq. GDF Suez/IP create world’s largest power generator. Praxair buys into ROC

Kuwait | Iraq
Issue 883 - 28 August 2010

Iran remains in denial over energy

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Sanctions targeting Iran’s energy sector have sparked an exodus of western oil companies, but Tehran is turning to one-time allies Russia and China to rescue a faltering

Iran
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As sanctions bite, it becomes ever harder to develop energy projects, but western withdrawal opens opportunities for Tehran’s traditional partners as well as domestic companies with shadowy backgrounds

Iran
Issue 883 - 28 August 2010

Big business for the IRGC

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The awarding of lucrative oil and gas contracts to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC or Pasdaran) has become a common trend

Iran
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New contracts for Majnoon field, Repsol farms into RAK’s Block 47, Rosneft to invest $630m in Sharjah, Nakilat completes LNG fleet

Oman | United Arab Emirates (UAE) | Iraq | Qatar
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While US diplomacy may not be getting very far in Baghdad – vice president Joe Biden’s recent visit did not lead to any breakthrough in negotiations on a new government – former diplomats and officials are doing well in Iraqi Kurdistan, acting as advisers to the Kurdistan Regional Government or its commercial partners

Iraq
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The Middle East project finance market has been boosted by recent deals in Saudi Arabia and the UAE, and the opening of US export credit agency Export-Import Bank in Iraq

United Arab Emirates (UAE)
Issue 882 - 31 July 2010

IRAQ: Potential Sonangol farm-out

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Angola’s Sonangol has said that Occidental Petroleum and Indonesian state company Pertamina have shown interest in taking a stake in its Qayara and Najmah oilfield

Angola | Iraq
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Iran is aiming to become self-sufficient in oil within four years, oil minister Masoud Mir-Kazemi announced during the inaugural ceremony of Morvarid Petrochemical Complex and Pardis Petrochemical

Iran
Issue 881 - 17 July 2010

Oil industry fears policy shift

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Comments in early July by King Abdullah Bin Abdelaziz that oil production must be halted to leave resources for the next generation has provoked concern across the sector. Some analysts said initial translations of the speech, delivered to Saudis studying in the US,

Saudi Arabia
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The outgoing Council of Ministers has approved the establishment of Basra Gas Company, which will implement Royal Dutch Shell’s controversial project to gather, process and market flared gas from a quartet of the country’s largest oil fields. The news gives new hope to a project

Iraq
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Underlining the impact of US-led campaigns on economic life in the Islamic Republic, BP has halted fuel supplies to Iranian airliners landing at any location following fresh US sanctions against the energy sector. Iranian officials had earlier accused the UK, Germany and

Iran
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Russian energy minister Sergei Shmatko has ruled out reducing energy trade with Iran despite the sanctions imposed by the United Nations, United States and European Union. Speaking in Moscow on 14 July, Shmatko hinted that Russian energy companies could fill the gap created by the withdrawal of many western firms from the Iranian market,

Iran
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A cluster of new financing facilities has raised well over $10bn, boosting the GCC’s project finance market

Saudi Arabia