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        GLOBAL           WELCOME to NewsBase’s Roundup Global  supply deal, as Moscow doubles down on its pivot
                         (NRG), in which the reader is invited to join  towards Beijing against a backdrop of height-
                         our team of international editors, who provide a  ened tensions with the West over Ukraine. Rus-
                         snapshot of some of the key issues affecting their  sia’s national gas company Gazprom announced
                         regional beats. We hope you will like NRG’s new  on February 4 that it had agreed on the annual
                         concise format, but by clicking on the headline link  sale of 10bn cubic metres per year of natural gas
                         for each section the full text will be available as  to China’s CNPC over a 30-year period.
                         before.
                                                              GLNG: Cedar LNG awards FEED contract
                         AfrOil: NAMCOR confirms oil find at Graff-1  Canada’s Cedar LNG announced this week that
                         Namibia’s national oil company has issued a  it had awarded a front-end engineering and
                         statement confirming the discovery of light  design contract to Black & Veatch and Samsung
                         crude oil in Graff-1, an exploration well drilled  Heavy Industries for its proposed floating LNG
                         at the deepwater PEL 39 block offshore Namibia.  project. Pembina Pipeline and the Haisla Nation
                         In its statement, National Petroleum Corp. of  are partners in Cedar LNG. Pembina acquired a
                         Namibia (NAMCOR) reported that the well had  50% interest in the project last year.
                         “proved a working petroleum system for light oil
                         in the Orange Basin.”                LatAmOil: Guyana exports first crude cargo
                                                              to Brazil
                         AsianOil: Shell outlines QGC drilling plans  Guyana has reportedly exported its first cargo of
                         Royal Dutch Shell has unveiled plans for the next  crude oil from the Liza-1 field to an independent
                         phase of onshore gas development in Queens-  refinery in neighbouring Brazil. Citing a source
                         land, Australia, alongside its partners in the  familiar with the deal, Reuters reported last week
                         QGC joint venture. In a February 8 statement,  that the cargo had been shipped by ExxonMobil
                         Shell said QGC would drill and connect around  (US), the operator of the Stabroek block offshore
                         145 new wells in the Western Downs region of  Guyana.
                         Queensland between now and 2024.
                                                              MEOG: Aramco on sale, again
                         DMEA: Refined focus for Ghana and Ugan-  This week’s MEOG covers the potential for
                         da                                   Saudi Aramco to list more shares and a major
                         In DMEA this week we look at refining updates  gas find in the UAE. State-owned Aramco is
                         from Ghana and Uganda. The Ghanaian govern-  reported to be holding early talks about the
                         ment is seeking strategic partners willing to provide  potential listing of more of the company’s
                         the capital required to rehabilitate its dilapidated  shares, in a move seen as raising significantly
                         state-owned Tema Oil Refinery (TOR). Mean-  more than the firm’s 2019 initial public offer-
                         while, Uganda’s energy minister held talks this  ing. Meanwhile, Abu Dhabi National Oil Co.
                         week with the consortium developing the coun-  (ADNOC) last week announced the discov-
                         try’s first oil refinery, days after a final investment  ery of a significant gas deposit in the Offshore
                         decision was taken on the project to develop the  Block 2 concession, which is operated by Italian
                         larger of the oilfields that will provide its feedstock.  firm Eni following its award in the second com-
                                                              petitive bid round.
                         EurOil: Shell profits soar on high oil, gas
                         prices                               NorthAmOil:  Crescent  Point  reportedly
                         Shell reported a sharp upswing in profits in  seeks to sell assets
                         2021 on the back of soaring commodity prices,  Canadian light oil producer Crescent Point
                         according to results published on February  Energy is reportedly seeking to sell some
                         3. Full-year adjusted earnings amounted to  of its assets in Alberta and Saskatchewan.
                         $19.29bn, Shell said, up from $4.85bn in the pre-  According to Reuters, which cited an industry
                         vious year, and surpassed a forecast of $17.8bn  source, as well as marketing documents it had
                         based on a Refinitiv analyst poll.   seen this week, the assets could fetch around
                                                              CAD500mn ($394mn).
                         FSUOGM: Russia expands China ties with
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