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Bangladesh facing daily gas shortfall of 1,000 mcf
AsianOil: Gas discovery unveiled in Kohlu District of Balochistan
Sri Lanka repays $20mn Iranian oil debt with tea
Vietnam's first LNG power plants race against time despite hurdles
Construction of Vietnam's first LNG-fueled power plants, Nhon Trach 3 and 4, is progressing despite facing challenges related to financing, land acquisition, and grid connection
Thailand backs innovation: oil from waste, solar power for homes
Thailand's Ministry of Energy is forging an innovative partnership with local inventor Thaweechai Kraiduang to explore solutions for reducing energy costs and promoting self-sufficiency.
Pakistan willing to revive long-overdue gas pipeline, Iranian minister says
Iran’s Oil Minister Javad Owji said Pakistan was “interested” in undertaking its commitments in a long-overdue pipeline project aimed at delivering Iranian natural gas to the energy-hungry neighbour.
Sri Lanka repays $20m Iranian oil debt with tea
Cash-strapped Sri Lanka says it has exported tea worth $20mn to Iran to partially repay its $251mn oil debts, with Colombo saying Tehran's visiting foreign minister has expressed "satisfaction" at the deal.
Sri Lanka nabs oil polluting tanker using satellite surveillance
Sri Lanka's Marine Environment Protection Authority is hailing a significant achievement in apprehending an unauthorised oil release, courtesy of a sophisticated satellite surveillance system it has been trying out with assistance from France
India’s refining margins slump as It struggles to secure Russian oil
Refining margins for India's largest state-owned refiners have witnessed a decline in recent months, attributed to challenges in accessing Russian crude and surging freight rates amid disruptions in the Red Sea affecting crude shipments.
Malaysia signs MOU with Nigeria for palm biomass development
The National Palm Produce Association of Nigeria has unveiled an initiative, revealing the Federal Government's signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with the Malaysian government to advance palm biomass development in Nigeria
Indonesia reveals gas infrastructure project in Batam
The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources is set to embark on an infrastructure development venture in Batam City, slated to kick off in July 2024.
Indonesia's Senior Minister Luhut announces China's petrochemical investment in North Kalimantan
Senior minister Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan recently disclosed China's significant petrochemical investment plans in North Kalimantan, emphasising Beijing's unwavering commitment to investment despite challenging economic conditions.
January bunker fuel sales up over 12% in Singapore on back of Red Sea worries
In Singapore, marine bunker fuel sales began the year 2024 on a robust note, according to the latest data for January released by the nation's Maritime and Port Authority
Gas discovery unveiled in Kohlu District of Balochistan
In what is being deemed a significant breakthrough in Pakistan, Mari Petroleum Company Ltd revealed on February 16 the discovery of a major gas deposit in the Kohlu District of Balochistan
First Pluto Train 2 modules arrive for Scarborough
The first three modules for Pluto Train 2 at the Woodside-operated Scarborough energy project have arrived in Karratha in Western Australia, marking a key step for the development.
Australian LNG update: Santos-Woodside merger off, LNG exports dip and cyclone warning
After abandoning negotiations on a merger with Woodside, Santos’ owners may consider a sale of the company to a global LNG producer
Equinor strikes LNG deal with Indian fertiliser maker
Equinor has reached a 15-year LNG supply deal to Indian petrochemicals group Deepak Fertilisers, with deliveries due to start in 2026, as the Norwegian energy group looks to expand its LNG trading operations.
Asia-Pacific on track for continued gas demand growth for at least 15 years: WoodMac
Natural gas demand in the Asia-Pacific will continue growing for the next 15 years, but the outlook after that point will depend on how the energy transition progresses.
India resumes imports of Russian Sokol oil after a two-month pause
Indian buyers have resumed the imports of Russian Sokol oil following a short two-month break in deliveries
Kyushu Electric to wait before investment decision on Energy Transfer’s Lake Charles LNG project
Japanese energy utility Kyushu Electric Power has decided to wait out the US LNG export pause before making a decision on investing in Energy Transfer’s Lake Charles LNG project, an executive from the Japanese company told Reuters.
Gas Malaysia Bhd strategises for sustainable growth amid economic outlook
Gas Malaysia Bhd affirms its commitment to maintaining operational efficiency and exploring avenues for growth as it navigates competitive landscapes in Kuala Lumpur.
Petronas secures exploration rights in West Papua's Bobara Block
Petronas Carigali North Madura II Ltd, a subsidiary of Malaysia's Petronas, emerged as the winner in the bidding for exploration and production rights in the Bobara Block situated in West Papua, Indonesia.
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