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Industry insiders speculate that the Qatari state-run company will need an additional 60 LNG carriers for the project.
Read More »Korean Shippers Set to Join Hands to Win Huge LNG Shipping Orders from Qatar
Russia will Build $1bn Oil Complex in Saudi Arabia
The organization will stick to the agenda of keeping oil prices at a ``sensible level`` in the future.
Read More »Russia will Work with Arab States to Counter Energy Instability
Russia. Saudi Arabia and the UAE are all part of the OPEC+ coalition.
Read More »Senior Official Underlines Need for Boosting Iran-Syria Trade Cooperation
A senior Iranian trade official said that the economic exchanges between Tehran and Damascus can grow 10 fold given the two countries'. potentials and friendly ties.
Read More »Scotland Opens New Green Investment Programme
The move will give councils. developers and a range of other organisations the change to pitch for large-scale sustainable investment.
Read More »Bentley Boasts UK’s First Carbon-Neutral Luxury Car Factory
The site sources 100% of its electricity from onsite solar panels and other renewable sources.
Read More »Global Carbon Tax Needed to Tackle Climate Crisis
The International Monetary Fund warns the window of opportunity for containing global warming is closing rapidly.
Read More »Tehran. Beijing Confer on Expansion of Customs. Trade Ties
High-ranking Iranian and Chinese officials in a meeting in Tehran reviewed avenues to further broaden relations between the two countries in customs and trade fields.
Read More »US Attempts to Isolate Iran Futile
Iranian Minister of Industry. Mine and Trade Reza Rahmani stressed that Washington'.s attempts to isolate the country have all proved useless. referring to Iran'.s temporary membership in the Eurasian Union.
Read More »Yemeni Attack on Aramco Facilities Costs Saudi $2bn Worth of Oil Output
The attack by Yemeni forces last month shut down 5.7 million bpd of Saudi Arabia’s oil production.
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