Sanctions against Iran could contribute to a ``nasty gap`` in the market at year-end.
Read More »Iraq Begins Producing Gas from Nasiriya Oilfield
Iraq has continued to flare some of the gas extracted alongside crude oil at its fields because of lacks of facility.
Read More »Qatar Plans to Change Gas Strategy due to Geopolitical Issues
One of the reasons behind the shift of Qatar’s gas strategy is the ongoing Saudi-led embargo.
Read More »India will Continue to Buy Iran`s Oil
India. Iran’s second-biggest oil client behind China. has already reduced its intake of Iranian oil.
Read More »Shell`s LNG Canada Moves Ahead as Asian Partners Give Approval
Shell said in 2014 that the project could cost as much as C$40 billion ($31 billion).
Read More »Qatar Plans to Boost Gas Output amid Gulf Political Row
Russia. a major oil and gas producer. pumps around 11 million barrels of crude per day.
Read More »Vitol will Stop Business with Iran after U.S. Sanctions Start
Some traders are forecasting that the sanctions could remove up to 1.5 million barrels per day of crude from the market.
Read More »Scottish tidal firm to sit down with G7 ministers
An Edinburgh-based tidal energy firm will sit down with G7 ministers today to discuss the future of the offshore renewable energy sector.
Read More »OPEC and Allies Consider Oil Output Boost
OPEC and its non-OPEC allies will gather in Algeria over the weekend to review compliance with existing cuts.
Read More »Iraq Oil Exports from South Close Hits Record
Crude oil exports from southern Iraq are close to a record-high so far in September.
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