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AfrOil                         NEWSBASE ROUNDUP GLOBAL (NRG)                                           AfrOil


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        NRG              Welcome to NewsBase’s Roundup Global  to events in Ukraine than its European peers
                         (NRG), in which the reader is invited to join our  BP, Equinor and Shell, which have all said they
                         team of international editors, as they provide a  intend to exit Russia altogether.
                         snapshot of some of the key issues affecting their
                         regional beats. We hope you will like NRG’s new  GLNG: Shell, PipeChina sign terminal use
                         concise format, but by clicking on the headline  agreement
                         link for each section the full text will be available  Subsidiaries of Shell (UK) and China Oil & Gas
                         as before.                           Pipeline Network, known as PipeChina, have
                                                              signed a memorandum of co-operation (MoC)
                         AsianOil: JERA to pursue LNG-to-power   and two terminal use agreements. The terminal
                         project in Vietnam                   user agreements with Shell Energy (China) are
                         Japan’s JERA announced on March 1 that it had  for two LNG receiving facilities, Yuedong LNG
                         kicked off full-scale operations in Vietnam. The  and Beihai LNG, for this year.
                         company, a 50:50 joint venture between utilities
                         Tokyo Electric Power Co. (TEPCO) and Chubu  LatAmOil: IEASA gets green light for Vaca
                         Electric Power, intends to pursue LNG-to-power  Muerta gas line
                         projects through its new Vietnamese unit.  Argentina’s government has authorised state-
                                                              owned Integración Energética SA (IEASA)
                         DMEA: Asset sales and petchem plans  to build a new pipeline that will serve uncon-
                         Bahrain’s Oil & Gas Holding Co. (nogaholding)  ventional gas fields in the Vaca Muerta shale
                         is hiring a team of advisors to work on plans to  formation. Buenos Aires gave IEASA a green
                         monetise oil and gas assets, according to the  light for the project last week, when it issued a
                         company’s CEO. Meanwhile, Iran’s state petro-  decree granting the company a concession for
                         chemical firm intends to more than double the  the project.
                         country’s supply of feedstock for petrochemical
                         projects by the end of the decade.   MEOG: Aramco makes gas finds
                                                              Riyadh announced over the weekend that state
                         EurOil: Nord Stream 2 becomes insolvent  oil firm Saudi Aramco has discovered new gas
                         The Swiss-based operator of Russia’s beleaguered  fields in four regions of the Kingdom, boosting
                         Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline project has become  the size of its conventional and unconventional
                         insolvent, a Swiss official said on March 1. The  gas reserves. Meanwhile, Oman’s Ministry of
                         US slapped Nord Stream 2 with additional sanc-  Energy and Mineral Resources (MoEM) is hold-
                         tions last week in response to Russia’s recogni-  ing talks with Shell and TotalEnergies regarding
                         tion of eastern Ukraine’s breakaway regions of  a potential deal to develop gas from the Sultan-
                         Donetsk and Lugansk as independent, while  ate’s Block 11 concession, expanding a December
                         German Chancellor Olaf Scholz announced that  agreement.
                         his government would halt the certification pro-
                         cess necessary for the pipeline to start up.  NorthAmOil: IEA members to release
                                                              60mn barrels amid Ukraine conflict
                         FSU OGM: TotalEnergies to remain in   International Energy Agency (IEA) member
                         Russia despite Ukrainian invasion    states, led by the US, agreed on March 1 to a
                         French oil major TotalEnergies has said it intends  co-ordinated release of crude oil from emer-
                         to stay put in Russia despite Moscow’s invasion  gency stockpiles. The decision comes in the wake
                         of Ukraine, although it has said it will not invest  of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine last week and will
                         in any new projects in the country. TotalEner-  result in 60mn barrels of oil being released onto
                         gies has shown greater restraint in its response  the market. ™




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