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EurOil                         NEWSBASE ROUNDUP GLOBAL (NRG)                                           EurOil


       NewsBase Roundup Global (NRG)






        NRG              Welcome to NewsBase’s Roundup Global   The board of Western energy executives
                         (NRG), in which the reader is invited to join  resigned in May in protest over the abrupt
                         our team of international editors, who provide a  firing of former CEO Andriy Kobolyev,
                         snapshot of some of the key issues affecting their  although they later agreed to stay on.
                         regional beats. We hope you will like NRG's new
                         concise format, but by clicking on the headline  GLNG: ExxonMobil, PNG Restart P’nyang
                         link for each section the full text will be available  Talks
                         as before.                           ExxonMobil has restarted talks with the gov-
                                                              ernment of Papua New Guinea (PNG) on
                         AfrOil: Sonangol Looks Ahead To IPO  the development of the P’nyang natural gas
                         Sonangol, the national oil company (NOC) of  project.
                         Angola, has revealed details of its plan to issue   Talks on the project, which was set to be
                         an initial public offering (IPO) of stock.  tied to a $13bn expansion of PNG’s liquefac-
                           According to Sebastião Gaspar Martins, the  tion capacity, stalled in late 2019 after the gov-
                         chairman of the government-owned company,  ernment pushed for better terms than it had
                         Sonangol will sell 30% of its equity in multiple  obtained for ExxonMobil’s original PNG LNG
                         locations, starting with the Angola Debt and Stock  development.
                         Exchange in Luanda and expanding later to Lon-
                         don and New York.                    LatAmOil: Hess CEO Enthusiastic About
                                                              Pinktail Field
                         AsianOil: Santos Awards Dorado Subsea  ExxonMobil Guyana, a subsidiary of
                         FEED Contract                        US-based ExxonMobil, may include its lat-
                         Australian independent Santos has awarded the  est find in Guyana’s offshore zone in its sixth
                         subsea front-end engineering and development  development project at Stabroek, according
                         (FEED) contract for the Dorado oilfield devel-  to the head of Hess, the US independent that
                         opment to services provider Atteris.  holds a minority stake in the block.
                            Atteris said on September 13 that the design
                         work would include flow assurance definition  MEOG: Kuwait To Expand Drilling
                         and design of the subsea system connecting the  This week’s MEOG covers Kuwait’s plans
                         wellhead platform to the floating production,  to ramp up drilling operations as it seeks
                         storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel.   to expand crude production, while Saudi
                                                              Aramco is considering a new approach to
                         DMEA: Saudis In South Sudan Supply Talks  gas.
                         This week’s DMEA looks at talks between   State-owned Kuwait Oil Co. (KOC) is
                         Saudi Aramco and South Sudan over oil  planning to drastically increase drilling as
                         product supplies and the ongoing resump-  part of its plan to fulfil its output capacity
                         tion of protests at Libyan oil terminals.  target of 4mn barrels per day by 2040, up
                            South Sudan is expected to agree terms  from the current 3.1-3.2mn bpd.
                         with Saudi Aramco on the long-term sup-
                         ply of oil derivatives following the recent  NorthAmOil: Post-Ida refinery repairs may
                         signing of a memorandum of understand-  be too costly for Phillips 66
                         ing (MoU).                           Downstream player Phillips 66 may be forced
                                                              to idle a refinery in Louisiana as a result of
                         FSUOGM: Naftogaz Board Members Re-   severe damage from Hurricane Ida, which   See the archive and
                         sign                                 hit the state at the end of August. Citing   sign up to receive
                         Three members of the independent board  sources familiar with the matter, Bloomberg   *NRG Editor’s Picks*
                         of  Ukrainian  state  gas  supplier  Naftogaz  reported on September 10 that the plant suf-  for free by email each
                         resigned on September 8 amid tensions  fered so much damage that repairs may be   week here
                         within the company’s current leadership.  too costly.



















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