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Total however also has large projects in Saudi Arabia and the UAE. highlighting the complexity of investing in the Middle East.
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Tillerson Gets an Oil Industry Award. Says He Misses His Former Colleagues
The former ExxonMobil chief expressed his gratitude and said he misses the oil industry.
Read More »Istanbul Welcomes Oil. Gas Leaders at 22nd World Petroleum Congress
The 22nd WPC convenes the leaders of the energy industry and provides a forum to debate on the current issues. developments and solutions for a sustainable energy future.
Read More »India to Import Crude Oil from US for First Time
A second Indian refiner Bharat Petroleum Corp Ltd also planned to buy its first ever US crude oil cargo and has issued a purchase tender.
Read More »Albayrak: Turkey A Reliable Partner for Energy Projects
TANAP is scheduled to begin carrying 16 billion cubic meters (bcm) of gas annually in 2018 or 2019 from Azerbaijan.
Read More »Spain`s Repsol and Gazprom Neft to Increase Their Collaboration in West Siberia
There was no immediate comment from Repsol on whether the MoU'.s focus would be predominantly on oil. or both on oil and gas.
Read More »Tesla to Install World’s Largest Lithium-Ion Battery Storage Project
Tesla will partner with renewable energy provider Neoen and will charge from its Hornsdale Wind Farm in the state.
Read More »Turkey to Stay Part of All Ongoing Pipeline Projects to Diversify Supply
Turkey will continue to be a part of all pipeline projects to diversify resources.
Read More »After Iran. Total Seen in Pole Position to Snap Up Qatar Gas Deals
Total. which will take over the field operation from Maersk Oil on July 14. plans to invest $2 billion in expanding the field over the next five years.
Read More »Iran`s Petrochemical Commercial Co Opens London Office
Iran aims to attract more than $70 billion for dozens of new petrochemical plants in line with plans to double its petrochemical production capacity in five years.
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