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                         our team of international editors, who provide a
                         snapshot of some of the key issues affecting their  GLNG: More LNG investments for Petronas
                         regional beats.                      Malaysia’s national oil company Petronas is plan-
                           By clicking on the headline link for each sec-  ning to take advantage of current strong demand
                         tion the full text will be available.  for liquefied natural gas exports from Egypt to
                                                              Europe following the European Union’s deci-
                         AfrOil: FID taken on CLOV Phase 3    sion to invest in diversifying natural gas imports
                         Angola’s National Agency for Petroleum, Gas  away from Russia due the conflict in Ukraine.
                         and Biofuels (ANPG) announced last week that   A large delegation headed by Petronas Pres-
                         France’s TotalEnergies had made a final invest-  ident and CEO Tengku Muhammad met with
                         ment decision on Phase 3 development at CLOV,  Egyptian Minister of Petroleum Tarek El Molla
                         four offshore oilfields located within the Block  to discuss making additional investments in
                         17 licence area.                     LNG export opportunities in Egypt.
                           In a statement dated June 10, ANPG said the
                         FID cleared the way for the French major and  LatAmOil: APA hits water in Suriname
                         its partners to spend $850mn on the expansion  Houston-based APA Corp. has finished drilling
                         of capacity at the Cravo, Lirio, Orquidea and  the Rasper exploration well at Block 53 offshore
                         Violeta fields, which have been in production  Suriname without finding any hydrocarbons.
                         since 2014. This additional capacity will come   On June 13, APA said in a statement that
                         on stream in 2024, it noted.         the Rasper wildcat well had encountered only
                                                              water-bearing reservoirs.
                         AsianOil: Carbon-offset crude for Taiwan
                         Taiwan’s CPC announced on June 12 that it had  MEOG: NFE partner and Sakarya pipelay
                         received the country’s first cargo of certified car-  In MEOG this week, we cover the unveiling
                         bon-offset crude. The cargo totalled 1.05mn bar-  of Qatar’s first IOC partner in its giant LNG
                         rels of oil and was delivered by the trading arm of  expansion project and the laying of pipes con-
                         Azerbaijan’s state-owned SOCAR.      necting Turkey’s major offshore gas field to the
                                                              grid. Super-major TotalEnergies was named by
                         EurOil: Norwegian oil strike averted  QatarEnergy as its first and main IOC partner in
                         Norwegian oil firms and employees have agreed  a joint venture formed to support the develop-
                         in principle a new wage deal that will avert for  ment of its North Field East LNG development.
                         the time being a strike at nine fields that could   Meanwhile, Turkish President Recep Tayyip
                         have had an impact on the country’s oil supply,  Erdogan announced that the Castoro 10 vessel
                         employers and unions said on June 12.   has begun laying pipes that will tie-back the flag-
                           Two of the three unions that held talks with  ship Black Sea gas discovery ahead of first gas in
                         oil firms will seek the consent of their members  early 2023.
                         before formally approving the deal.
                                                              NorthAmOil: Ins and outs for BP
                         FSUOGM: Russian export revenues up   BP announced this week that it had reached an
                         Russia’s revenue from energy exports in the first  agreement with Cenovus Energy that will see it
                         100 days of the war amounted to €93bn, accord-  relinquish its 50% stake in the Sunrise oil sands
                         ing to a study by the Helsinki-based CREA, and  venture while farming into the undeveloped Bay
                         the EU remains the largest buyer of Russian gas  du Nord project offshore Newfoundland and
                         and oil, even after the sixth package of sanctions  Labrador.
                         that target energy was put in place.   Under the terms of the agreement, Cenovus
                           Despite the West’s push to phase out Rus-  will pay BP CAD600mn ($463mn) plus a varia-
                         sian energy imports and deprive the Kremlin of  ble payment with a maximum cumulative value
                         money to finance its war in Ukraine, the coun-  of CAD600mn expiring after two years, as well
                         try’s export revenues were in fact up by almost  as handing over its 35% stake in Bay du Nord.™


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