Iran has already built 900 kilometers of the pipeline on its own soil and is waiting for the 700-kilometer Pakistani side of the pipeline to be constructed.
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The KRG in recent weeks has resolved a series of its disputes with oil and gas firms ahead of next week’s vote.
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The Kurds are expected to vote on their political status in late September.
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Whatever the outcome. after several years of stagnation since 2010. Kazakh crude output will rise in both mid- and long-term.
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Vitol. the world’s largest independent commodity trader. is increasing its export prepayment deals to secure more oil trade with cash-strapped producers.
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TAP’s shareholding is comprised of BP (20 percent). SOCAR (20 percent). Snam S.p.A. (20 percent). Fluxys (19 percent). Enagás (16 percent) and Axpo (5 percent).
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Lebanon is seeking to develop its energy assets after lagging behind Cyprus. Egypt and Israel in exploring for oil and natural gas in the eastern Mediterranean.
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Oil will remain the most important commodity in the world.
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The global oversupply and competition from US Shale are persistently challenging the oil cartel'.s plans.
Read More »Saudi to Increase Oil Prices by 80%
Further delays to cuts in government subsidies will not come as a surprise as security officials in the country deal with low level unrest.
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