Royal Dutch Shell Plc, the oil company that spent more than $50 billion to buy natural-gas producer BG Group Plc, is looking to expand demand for the fuel in transport to ensure its output is consumed.
Source: Offshore
Shell Mulls LNG-Hub Network as Use by Ships and Trucks Expands
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Oil prices climb more than 1 percent on Tuesay along with rising heating oil futures on reports showing forecast cuts in U.S. oil production and a decline in European product stockpiles.
Source: Offshore
Oil Rises After European Storage Data, US Output Reduction
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Kazakh state oil company Kazmunaigaz reportedly plans to replace expensive Urals crude with cheaper Mediterranean grades for its refineries in Romania.
Source: Offshore
KMG Switches from Urals Supplies to Romanian Refineries as Prices Rise
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Priti Patel, Secretary of State for International Development wrote this op-ed piece, originally published in the Sunday Telegraph on 9 July 2017, and was distributed by the UK Department for International Development
Source: African Review
Open markets and free trade will help Africa help itself
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The Ethiopia-Djibouti cross border potable water project is ready to start operation in about three months, with expecting to provide safe drinking water to more than 700,000 Djibouti nationals
Source: African Review
Ethiopia-Djibouti Water Project to be inaugurated Soon
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PDVSA says in a statement it is guaranteeing “legal security” for all foreign companies in the leftist-run nation.
Source: Offshore
Venezuela's PDVSA Guarantees Investor Security Amid Uncertainty
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Wood Group secures a new contract by Maersk to deliver mechanical and management services for the hook-up and commissioning of the Culzean gas condensate field in the UK central North Sea.
Source: Offshore
New Wood Group Services Deal to Create Jobs
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Libya’s political, humanitarian and economic problems must be considered in any discussions about capping the country’s rising oil production.
Source: Offshore
Libya's Humanitarian Situation Must Be Factor In Talk Of Curbing Oil Output
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PT Chandra Asri Petrochemical Tbk (CAP) has awarded CB&I a contract to supply materials for the revamp of existing cracking heaters at CAP’s naphtha cracker plant in Cilegon, Indonesia,
Source: Offshore
Indonesia Ethylene Expansion Contract Goes to CB&I
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Potential new U.S. sanctions against Moscow may delay some of Gazprom’s projects.
Source: Offshore
Gazprom Says Possible U.S. Sanctions May Delay Nord Stream 2, Turkish Strm
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