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        NRG              Welcome to NewsBase’s Roundup Global  pipeline in co-operation with Poland, said on
                         (NRG), in which the reader is invited to join  June 3. The decision is a setback for Poland,
                         our team of international editors, who provide a  which is building capacity to import gas from
                         snapshot of some of the key issues affecting their  sources other than Russia.
                         regional beats. We hope you will like NRG’s new
                         concise format, but by clicking on the headline  FSU OGM: Energy transition takes centre
                         link for each section the full text will be available  stage at SPIEF
                         as before.                           The energy transition took centre stage at the St
                                                              Petersburg International Economic Forum on
                         AfrOil: Savannah seeks ExxonMobil assets   June 3-5, with the event resulting in a raft of deals
                         in Chad, Cameroon                    between Russian and foreigncompanies aimed at
                         UK-based Savannah Energy is looking to acquire  tackling emissions. Russia has promoted SPIEF
                         a package of upstream and midstream assets in  as the “largest post-pandemic meeting, ” estimat-
                         Chad and Cameroon from ExxonMobil (US). In  ing that 5,000 delegates would attend.
                         a statement, Savannah said it was in “advanced
                         exclusive discussions” with the US super-major  GLNG: Excelerate FSRU comes online
                         on the deal, which covers ExxonMobil’s entire  offshore Argentina
                         portfolio in the two countries.      Excelerate Energy announced last week that
                                                              its Exemplar floating storage and regasification
                         AsianOil: Japanese Developers to Boost Oil,  unit had started operations offshore the Argen-
                         Gas Production with CCS              tine port of Bahia Blanca. This brings Argenti-
                         Japanese developers are studying the use of car-  na’s LNG import facilities to two, with another
                         bon capture and storage technology in domes-  Excelerate FSRU already stationed at Escobar
                         tic upstream projects. Inpex has teamed up  since 2011.
                         with state-affiliated Japan Oil, Gas and Metals
                         National Corp. (JOGMEC) to implement a car-  MEOG: Aramco bond and Turkish gas
                         bon dioxide (CO2) enhanced oil recovery pilot  State-owned Saudi Aramco hired a group of
                         test at the Minami-aga oilfield in Niigata Prefec-  banks to advise on and arrange its first US dol-
                         ture, they revealed in a joint statement on June 4.  lar-denominated sukuk, with Reuters reporting
                                                              that a target of $5bn has been set. Meanwhile,
                         DMEA: Egyptian petchems, Nigerian urea   Turkish  President  Recep  Tayyip Erdogan
                         Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly this   announced that Turkish Petroleum (TPAO) had
                         week attended a ground-breaking ceremony for  struck gas with its Amasra-1 exploration well,
                         the start of construction on a new $7.5bn pet-  adding 135bn cubic metres of gas to the Sakarya
                         rochemical facility in the Suez Canal Economic  discovery declared last year.
                         Zone in Ain Sokhna. Meanwhile, Dangote’s urea
                         plant near Lagos, which will have a capacity of  NorthAmOil: Consolidation wave shows no
                         3mn tpy in its first phase, has begun commercial  signs of slowing
                         production.                          The wave of consolidation sweeping the US oil
                                                              and gas industry shows no sign of slowing, with
                         EurOil: Baltic Pipe setbacks         yet more new deals between shale producers.
                         Denmark’s Environmental and Food Appeals  Civitas Resources, itself currently in the process
                         Board has repealed the permit for the onshore  of being formed through the merger of Bonanza
                         part of the Baltic Pipe, a gas link between Nor-  Creek Energy and Extraction Oil & Gas, has
                         way and Poland, the Danish electricity and gas  agreed this week to  acquire Crestone Peak
                         grids operator Energinet, which is building the  Resources. ™




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