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The Central Asia pipeline opened in late 2009 and the region was the largest source of China’s gas imports until last year.

Dominance requires tens of billions of dollars to be spent on drilling and construction of pipelines.

The Japanese company is the first of the partners in the present offshore concession to renew its holding in the deposits.

One of the projects is aimed at preparing cadres to tackle the emergency condition of nuclear radiation by providing necessary equipment and trainings.

Saudi Arabia could look to adopt nuclear energy as a way to move domestic energy consumption away from oil.

The Kirkuk refinery will provide oil derivatives with high quality specifications. such as high octane gasoline and other derivatives.

The Abu Dhabi oil major plans to invest $3.1 billion into the refinery project to introduce crude processing flexibility.

Turkey has already increased its daily send-out capacity from 190 million cubic meters in 2015 to 288 million cubic meters by the end of 2017.

The development follows the announcement last month of plans to develop the world'.s first LPG bunkering hub in Busan. South Korea.

LNG export terminals have traditionally been large-scale.