Iran has almost doubled its gas output at South Pars, the world’s largest gas field, in 2017. Gas production at South Pars went up from
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Kurdistan’s Oil Revenue Threatened Following Independence Vote
Iraqi Kurdistan’s independence referendum has once again brought attention to its oil industry. This prompted Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to threaten to cut off
Doha Under Arab Boycott: Qatar’s Potash Exports Unaffected by Diplomatic Row
Norway’s Yara International said that Qatar fertilizer exports from Qatari producer Qafco would be unaffected by a regional diplomatic row that saw major Gulf economies
Qatar Re-Launches Development of the World’s Biggest Gas Field
Qatar has lifted a self-imposed ban on the construction of the world’s biggest natural gas field as it looks to see off an anticipated increase
Agreement Reached: OPEC to Cut Its Oil Output
The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) agreed yesterday (30 November) on its first oil production cut since 2008 after Riyadh had reached a
Total First Western Energy Company to Strike a Deal with Iran
Total, French oil and gas giant, will be the first Western energy company to strike a deal with Iran. The company’s CEO, Patrick Pouyanné, made
OPEC Sees Oil Market Rebalancing
Mohammad bin Saleh al-Sada, Qatar’s Minister of Energy and Industry, said yesterday (8 August) that the oil market was on the path to rebalancing despite
LNG on the Rise: Global Gas Trade to Be Reshaped Over the Next Five Years
The International Energy Agency (IEA) said last week in its 2016 Medium-Term Gas Market Report that the global gas trade would be reshaped in the
Russia Shows First Signs of the Implementation of Oil Production Freeze Deal
In February, Russia produced oil at the same rate as in January, at 10.88 million barrels per day (bpd), an almost 30-year high, regardless of
Four Major Oil Producers Announce Freeze Output at January Levels
Four major oil producers decided to freeze their production at January levels if other big energy exporters join, in response to which oil prices fell