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GS consortium awarded $700m Oman plant dealA consortium led by Korean company GS Engineering and Construction has been awarded a major contract by Oman Oil Refinery and Petroleum Industries Company to develop a natural gas liquids (NGL) extraction plant at an investment of $700 million i More… |
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GS consortium awarded $700m Oman plant dealA consortium led by Korean company GS Engineering and Construction has been awarded a major contract by Oman Oil Refinery and Petroleum Industries Company to develop a natural gas liquids (NGL) extraction plant at an investment of $700 million i More… |
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Oman Gas plans network expansion driveOman Gas Company (OGC), the wholly government-owned gas transportation utility, has studied a range of important initiatives to expand its countrywide network and contribute to the maximisation of the value of the Sultanate’s gas resourc More… |
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Aramco fast-tracks Wasit gas plantState oil giant Saudi Aramco will bring its largest gas plant online in 2013, earlier than expected, as it accelerates gas output expansion to meet rising domestic demand, its chief executive said on Wednesday. The state-owned company is n More… |
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Aramco extends bids for Shaybah NGL projectSaudi Aramco has agreed to extend the closing date for bidding for the construction of the Shaybah natural gas liquids (NGL) project, industry sources said on Wednesday. Shaybah NGL is one of two new gas projects the state oil giant plans More… |
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Firms start bidding for Saudi Shaybah NGLForeign engineering firms have started to bid for the construction of the process packages related to Saudi Aramco's Shaybah natural gas liquids (NGL) project, industry sources said. Shaybah NGL is one of two new gas projects the state More… |
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Aramco invites bids for Shaybah gas plantState oil giant Saudi Aramco has invited engineering firms to bid for the construction of a power plant related to a natural gas liquids (NGL) project at the kingdom's Shaybah oilfield, industry sources said. Aramco is shifting its explora More… |
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World oil demand ‘to rise 1.5m bpd’Oil demand is predicted to rise by 1.5 million barrels per day (bpd) next year to 86 million bpd as world oil demand will grow faster than new supplies outside Opec's control this year, said a poll. But stocks are likely to rise as the gro More… |
