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Top ten active petrochemical complexes in Former Soviet Union

According to GlobalData’s Petrochemicals Database, there were a total of 117 active petrochemical complexes in Former Soviet Union with a further 94 announced and planned. The largest capacities of active complexes are located in Russia, Turkmenistan and Ukraine, the capacities of which together account for 81% of region’s petrochemical capacity. GlobalData uses proprietary data and

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Top five upcoming LNG liquefaction terminals in Middle East

According to GlobalData’s LNG Liquefaction Database, 8 announced and planned liquefaction terminals are expected to commence operations during 2023-2030. Of these, 3 planned terminals with identified development plans are expected to add 39.4mtpa, while 5 early-stage announced terminals that are undergoing conceptual studies and are expected to get development approval will add 33.2mtpa of new

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With $1.1 billion in the bag, Noble looks forward to reaping further benefits of tightening rig market

Noble has won new contracts and extensions for multiple rigs in Guyana, Colombia, the U.S. Gulf of Mexico, and offshore Sarawak, Malaysia. The post With $1.1 billion in the bag, Noble looks forward to reaping further benefits of tightening rig market appeared first on Offshore Energy.

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Callon signs double deal to buy assets in Permian, quits Eagle Ford

US-based oil and natural gas company Callon Petroleum Company (Callon) has signed two deals to boost focus on the Permian by selling its Eagle Ford to support expansion in the Delaware basin. Callon has signed a definitive agreement to buy Permian basin-based Percussion Petroleum Operating II in a cash and stock deal valued at $475m. With the

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TotalEnergies’ $27bn Iraq project to start in two weeks, says oil minister

French energy giant TotalEnergies and the government of Iraq hope to start the $27bn project in the next two weeks, reported Reuters, citing the country’s oil minister Abdel-Ghani. In the next two weeks, five side agreements related to the project are expected to be signed, enabling the implementation to begin, said Abdel-Ghani. The multibillion-dollar agreement was

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