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        NRG              WELCOME to NewsBase’s Roundup Global  FSUOGM: Novak Warns That Russian En-
                         (NRG), in which the reader is invited to join  ergy Sanctions Are Like A “Boomerang”
                         our team of international editors, who provide a  Novak warns that Russian energy sanctions
                         snapshot of some of the key issues affecting their  are like a “boomerang” Russian Deputy Prime
                         regional beats. We hope you will like NRG’s new  Minister and former energy minister Alexander
                         concise format, but by clicking on the headline link  Novak has warned that sanctions against Russia’s
                         for each section the full text will be available as  energy sector act like a “boomerang,” hurting the
                         before.                              countries that introduced them more. The EU
                                                              declared earlier this month that it would ban
                         AfrOil:  NNPC Sees  AKK  Gas  Pipeline  Russian coal imports, and the European Com-
                         Launched In Q1-2023                  mission has signalled it will impose restrictions
                         NNPC sees AKK gas pipeline launched in Q1 -  on oil supplies as well in its upcoming sanctions
                         2023 Mele Kyari, the group managing director  package.
                         of Nigerian National Petroleum Co. (NNPC),
                         expects the Ajaokuta - Kaduna - Kano (AKK)  GLNG:Japanese Government To Support
                         natural gas pipeline to begin operating in the first  Investment In New LNG Import Sources
                         quarter of 2023. According to a statement issued  Japanese government to support investment in
                         by his leading spokesman Garba Muhammad,  new LNG import sources Japan aims to increase
                         Kyari told NNPC board members last week that  its LNG important capacity and investment by
                         upstream producers were on track to make suf-  Japanese companies in upstream production pro-
                         ficie nt volumes of gas available for AKK on time.  jects worldwide. Japanese Minister of Economy,
                                                              Trade and Industry Koichi Hagiuda said that the
                         AsianOil: Petronet May Consider Fourth  government was concentrating on reducing its
                         LNG Import Terminal In India         dep endency on imports of Russian LNG.
                         Petronet may consider fourth LNG import ter-
                         minal in India India’s Petronet LNG may con-  LatAmOil: ANP Notes Strong Interest In
                         sider building a fourth LNG import terminal in  Brazil’s Latest Bidding Round
                         India in order to meet rising demand. Petronet’s  ANP notes strong interest in Brazil’s latest bid-
                         CEO, A K Singh, told the Press Trust of India  ding round Brazil’s National Agency of Petro-
                         last week that the company expects Indian gas  leum, Natural Gas and Biofuels (ANP) reported
                         demand to continue growing.          last week that the most recent bidding round, the
                                                              Third Cycle of the Open Acreage in the Conces-
                         DMEA: Saudi Petchems And Sonangol’s  sion Model, had attracted more attention than
                         Strategy                             anticipated. According to Rodolfo Saboia, the
                         Saudi petchems and Sonangol’s strategy In this  agency’s director - general, shows of interest
                         week’s DMEA we look at some of the latest  from investors outweighed all expectations.
                         updates from Saudi petrochemicals firms and
                         Angola’s plans to go it alone on its main refin-  MEOG: ADES Continues Fleet Expansion
                         ery project. Saudi’s Sipchem this week post ed a  ADES continues fleet expansion This week’s
                         162% increase in net profit for the first quarter  MEOG covers the expansion of a Saudi driller
                         of the year, buoyed by reduced finance costs and  and progress on Ira qi gas licensing. Indian
                         increased profits from JVs. Meanwhile, Angolan  drilling company Aban Offshore this week
                         NOC Sonangol has decided to move forward  announced that it has agreed a deal to sell four
                         with the construction of a new refinery at Lobito,  jack - up rigs to Saudi Arabia’s ADES Group as
                         even though i t has yet to choose a partner for the  the companies plot opposing courses. Mean-
                         project, according to Sebastião Gaspar Martins,  while, the Iraqi government is seen making a
                         the company’s president.             decision o n the finalisation of a contract for the
                                                              Akkas gas field in the western Al Anbar Gover-
                         EurOil: Irish Government To Reconsider  norate by early May.
                         Stance On LNG
                         Irish government to reconsider stance on LNG  NorthAmOil: Biden Administration Restarts
                         Ireland has followed other European nation s  Onshore Lease Sales
                         in announcing a new strategy to bolster energy  Biden administration restarts onshore lease sales
                         security in response to Russia’s war in Ukraine  The administration of US President Joe Biden
                         and soaring energy prices globally. But while the  announced on April 15 that it was restarting oil
                         government said in the strategy it might recon-  and gas leasing on federal land. The move marks
                         sider its opposition to building LNG import ter-  the end of a pause on new onshore federal leas-
                         minals, there we re no hints that it could reverse  ing that was imposed in the early days of Biden’s
                         its position against domestic gas exploration.  presidency.




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