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        NRG              WELCOME to NewsBase’s Roundup Global  FSUOGM: Russian fossil fuel exports slump in
                         (NRG), in which the reader is invited to join  October
                         our team of international editors, who provide a  Russian fossil fuel exports slumped in October
                         snapshot of some of the key issues affecting their  to their lowest level since the start of Moscow’s
                         regional beats. We hope you will like NRG’s new  invasion of Ukraine, a Finnish think-tank has
                         concise format, but by clicking on the headline link  estimated. Revenues came to €21bn ($22bn)
                         for each section the full text will be available as  in October, Finland’s Centre for Research on
                         before.                              Energy and Clean Air (CREA) said in research
                                                              published on November 16.

                         AfrOil: Eni, CNOOC submit bids for six blocks  GLNG: African NGOs call for suspension of
                         offshore Mozambique                  Tema LNG project in Ghana
                         Mozambique’s sixth licensing round has  A group of African non-governmental organi-
                         attracted a total of six bids, with Italy’s Eni  sations (NGOs) has called for the suspension of
                         making an offer for one offshore block in the  the Tema LNG project in Ghana, arguing that the
                         Angoche basin and China National Offshore  deal could end up costing the country $1.5bn, as
                         Operating Corp. (CNOOC) making offers for  government officials have noted that there is no
                         five blocks in the Angoche and Save basins, the  immediate demand for the natural gas that will
                         National Petroleum Institute (INP) has said. In  be imported via the terminal. Tema LNG, whose
                         a statement released on November 11, the final  operator is backed by Helios Investment Partners
                         day of the licensing round, the institute noted  of the UK and African Infrastructure Investment
                         that Eni had submitted one bid for A6-C, located  Managers (AIIM) of the Netherlands, is key to
                         in the Angoche basin.                Ghana’s plans to become a gas hub.
                         AsianOil: Petroleum Sarawak plans four gas  LatAmOil: Suriname launches deepwater bid-
                         hubs over next decade                ding round
                         The Malaysian state of Sarawak on the island  Staatsolie Hydrocarbon Institute (SHI), a wholly
                         of Borneo intends to build four gas hubs across  owned subsidiary of Suriname’s national oil
                         its territory over the next 10 years in accord-  company Staatsolie, officially launched a new
                         ance with its Gas Roadmap. An investment of  licensing round covering some 43,956 square
                         MYR65bn ($14.3bn) will be undertaken by  km of deepwater acreage on the Demerara
                         state-owned oil and gas company Petroleum Sar-  Plateau on November 8. In a statement, SHI
                         awak Berhad (Petros) to build gas hubs in Miri,  reported that it was inviting both NOCs and
                         Samalaju, Bintulu and Kuching.       international oil companies (IOCs) to submit
                                                              offers for the six blocks included in the Deme-
                         DMEA: Iranian petrochemical companies look  rara Bidding Round.
                         upstream
                         A consortium of Iranian petrochemical compa-  MEOG: POGC to drill more South Pars wells
                         nies has commenced the process of developing  Iran’s state-owned Pars Oil and Gas Co. (POGC)
                         three natural gas fields in Iran. This is the first  said this week that it is planning to drill 35 new
                         time in the history of the country’s hydrocar-  wells to support efforts to maintain and expand
                         bon industry that a petrochemical company  gas production from the South Pars gas field.
                         has taken such a step, the secretary-general of  Speaking to the Ministry of Petroleum’s Shana
                         the Iranian Petrochemical Industry Employ-  news agency, Shobeir Nabavi, POGC’s deputy
                         ers Association, Ahmad Mahdavi Abhari, was  head of Reservoir Operations Engineering, said
                         quoted by local media agencies as saying.   the company has obtained the necessary permits
                                                              from the ministry to spud 35 new wells at the field
                         EurOil: Norwegian producers expand investments  within the next two or three years.
                         amid high prices, tax incentives
                         Norwegian oil and gas companies have increased  NorthAmOil: Biden announces tighter methane
                         their projections for investment in 2022, eager to  rule for US oil and gas industry
                         exploit the remaining time available for projects to  The Biden administration has unveiled a pro-
                         receive tax incentives, the country’s statistics office  posed tighter methane rule for the oil and gas
                         said on November 17. Producers are now expected  sector as the US races to cut GHG emissions.
                         to invest NOK175.3bn ($17.4bn) in the country’s  Methane, the major component of natural gas
                         offshore oil and gas fields this year, versus an August  and which can leak from pipelines, is an espe-
                         forecast of NOK172.8bn.              cially potent greenhouse gas..







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