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        NRG              WELCOME to NewsBase’s Roundup Global  President Vladimir Putin issued a decree in
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                         our team of international editors, who provide a  divesting shares in what are considered strategic
                         snapshot of some of the key issues affecting their  enterprises.
                         regional beats. We hope you will like NRG’s new
                         concise format, but by clicking on the headline link  GLNG: ZIM, Shell sign 10-year LNG bun-
                         for each section the full text will be available as  kering deal for new container ships
                         before.                              ZIM Integrated Shipping Services (Israel) has
                                                              secured fuel supplies for 10 new LNG-powered
                         AfrOil: FAR Ltd acquires remaining 50% of  ships that are due to enter its fleet in 2023-2024
                         Gambian blocks from Petronas         under a long-term bunkering contract with a
                         Australia’s FAR Ltd has bought 50% stakes in  subsidiary of Shell (UK).  The Israeli company
                         Block A2 and Block A5, located in The Gambia’s  announced the signing of the contract with Shell
                         offshore zone, from its partner Petronas (Malay-  NA LNG in a statement dated August 31.
                         sia), bringing its stake in both sites up to 100%.
                         The value of the deal has not been made public.   LatAmOil:  Barbados  prepares  to  offer  all
                                                              22 open offshore blocks
                         AsianOil: Santos takes FID on Darwin  Barbados will offer all 22 available blocks in its
                         Pipeline Duplication Project         offshore zone to international oil companies in a
                         Australia’s Santos has taken a final investment  bidding round in the fourth quarter of this year,
                         decision to proceed with the Darwin Pipeline  the Ministry of Energy and Business Develop-
                         Duplication Project.  The scheme will extend  ment has announced. The ministry went public
                         the Barossa gas export pipeline to the Darwin  with news of the auctions just a few days before
                         LNG facility and allow for the repurposing of the  the scheduled start of its 2022 Licensing Round
                         Bayu-Undan to Darwin pipeline that currently  Roadshow, held at the AAPG Image 22 confer-
                         carries natural gas from offshore Timor-Leste to  ence in Houston on August 30-September 1.
                         the Santos-operated LNG plant.
                                                              MEOG: Novatek leaves Lebanon
                         DMEA: ZIM, Shell sign 10-year LNG bun-  Russia’s Novatek has withdrawn from a consor-
                         kering deal                          tium that controls two Lebanese licences, the
                         ZIM Integrated Shipping Services (Israel) has  latest in a string of disappointments and delays
                         secured fuel supplies for 10 new LNG-powered  for Beirut as it looks to explore for resources
                         ships that are due to enter its fleet in 2023-2024  offshore. Energy Minister Walid Fayad said
                         under a long-term bunkering contract with a  that Novatek had cited “economic and finan-
                         subsidiaryof Shell (UK). The Israeli company  cial [issues and] political risks” as its reasons for
                         announced the signing of the contract with Shell  dropping its 20% stake in the consortium with
                         NA LNG in a statement dated August 31.   TotalEnergies of France and Eni of Italy, both of
                                                              which own stakes of 40%
                         EurOil: How much Azeri gas can head to
                         Europe?                              NorthAmOil: Cheniere outlines further ex-
                         Europe has reached out to Azerbaijan as a source  pansion plans for Corpus Christi LNG
                         of additional gas supply to eliminate more of its  Cheniere Energy intends to add further capac-
                         imports from Russia.  But how much extra gas the  ity to its Corpus Christi LNG export terminal in
                         country would be able to provide, beyond the 10  Texas, beyond the 10mn tonne per year expan-
                         bcm per year it is already sending, will depend on  sion that is currently under construction at the
                         results from upcoming exploration work at key  plant. The company has requested that the US
                         fields, and whether Turkey waives its first right  Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC)
                         to supplies.                         begin its National Environmental Policy Act
                                                              (NEPA) prefiling review for two additional mid-
                         FSUOGM: Unknown Dubai firm reportedly  scale trains at Corpus Christi.
                         bids for Shell’s stake in Russian oil project
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                         Shell’s 50% stake in its Salym Petroleum Devel-
                         opment joint venture with Russia’s Gazprom
                         Neft. Shell vowed to withdraw from the Russian
                         oil industry in the wake of Moscow’s invasion
                         of Ukraine in late February, but has had diffi-
                         cult offloading assets, especially since Russian




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