The leaders of Cyprus, Greece and Israel held a tripartite meeting on 28 January in Nicosia. The main issues on their agenda, and the basis of the signed joint declaration, were the economy, energy, tourism, research, water-management, anti-terrorism and immigration. Their entourage included energy ministers. Speaking at a joint press conference the three leaders
Continue Reading ?The consortium for the Trans-Anatolian gas pipeline (TANAP), which will ship Caspian natural gas from the Shah Deniz-2 field in Azerbaijan to Turkey’s western border, has chosen a joint venture of Turkey’s Limak and Indian Punj-Lloyd to construct a 459-kilometre section of the pipeline. The total length of the pipeline is 1,800 km. According to a statement from TANAP, the joint venture will build the 48-inch Lot-4 line. It will start from Eskisehir, on Turkey
Continue Reading ?The U.S. government says it will help Kenya get the financing it needs to build an $18 billion pipeline from the oil fields in the country
Continue Reading ?Shell has decided to exit the Bab sour gas project in Abu Dhabi. In a statement, the company said that
Continue Reading ?State oil giant Saudi Aramco confirmed on Friday that it has been studying various options to list in capital markets. The firm said in a statement that the options included the listing « of an appropriate percentage of the company’s shares and/or the listing of a bundle of its downstream subsidiaries ». Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman told The Economist magazine in a transcript of an interview released on Thursday that the Saudi government was considering whether to sell ...
Continue Reading ?Two engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contracts have been awarded for Europe
Continue Reading ?Enterprise Products Partners announced it has completed construction, commissioned, and initiated operation of the remaining 162-mile portion of the Aegis ethane pipeline from Lake Charles, Louisiana to the Napoleonville, Louisiana area. The 270-mile, 20-inch diameter Aegis system originates at Mont Belvieu, Texas, which is the terminus for more than 3 million barrels per day of natural gas liquids (NGL) supply pipeline capacity, is connected to more than 2 million barrels per day (
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