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       NRG: Time for guarded optimism







       Certain recent developments illustrate the scale of ongoing challenges for

       the oil and gas industry, but various players are forging ahead undeterred




        GLOBAL           WELCOME to the latest edition of NewsBase’s  Africa: Output concerns, upstream deals
                         Roundup Global (NRG), in which our team of  Two of Africa’s largest oil producers, Libya and
                         international editors provide you with a snap-  Angola, are focusing on production-related mat-
                         shot of some of the key issues affecting their  ters this week.
                         regional beats. Get the NRG Oil & Gas Editor’s   As of last week, Libya’s National Oil Corp.
                         Picks to your inbox every week for free. Just sign  (NOC) had succeeded in bringing crude oil out-
                         up here.                             put levels up to 500,000 barrels per day. Yields
                            In this week’s NRG, our editors highlight prom-  have now topped 560,000 bpd and are set to rise
                         ising signs of progress in Africa, Brazil and the Rus-  even further, following the signing of a ceasefire
                         sian Arctic, developments in natural gas by China’s  agreement between the UN-backed Govern-
                         CNOOC and a re-evaluation by Saudi Aramco of  ment of National Accord (GNA) and the Libyan
                         its Yanbu oil-to-chemicals complex.  National Army (LNA), which is headed by Khal-
                            Meanwhile, efforts to move towards the adop-  ifa Haftar.
                         tion of cleaner energy are having an impact. One   The accord has allowed NOC to lift force
                         such effort has involved LNG, and our report on  majeure on the rest of the country’s produc-
                         this development spills also addresses the compet-  tion and transport infrastructure, including
                         ing angles of price sensitivity and lowering carbon  the Ras Lanuf and Es Sider oil export terminals.
                         emissions.                           The company now anticipates that yields will
                            A spotlight falls on Qatar’s LNG, while major  increase to 800,000 bpd or more within the next
                         deal moves in Canada also feature.   few weeks.



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