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        NRG              WELCOME to NewsBase’s Roundup Global   Shell is preparing to sell stakes in two gas
                         (NRG), in which the reader is invited to join  fields in the southern UK North Sea, in line with
                         our team of international editors, who provide a  the general trend of international oil majors
                         snapshot of some of the key issues affecting their  leaving the mature region in recent years in
                         regional beats.                      favour of frontier, high-impact plays.
                           We hope you enjoy NRG’s new concise for-
                         mat, but by clicking on the headline link for each  FSUOGM: Rosneft unveils 2030 strategy
                         section the full text will be available as before.  Rosneft has announced a new 2030 strategy, set-
                                                              ting its sights on significant production growth,
                         AfrOil: TotalEnergies expects Namibia find  a big jump in free cash flow and an increased
                         Early reports indicate that TotalEnergies  focus on environmental social and governance
                         (France) has made a major discovery at  projects. Rosneft aims to be producing 6.63mn
                         Venus-1x, its wildcat exploration well at the PEL  barrels of oil equivalent per day by the end of this
                         56 licence area offshore Namibia.    decade, up from 4.93mn boepd last year.
                           Thus far, the company has not commented
                         on the status of the well, which is being drilled in  GLNG: Shell warns of tight LNG market
                         3,000-metre-deep water.              Shell said on February 21 it expected the global
                                                              LNG market to remain tight in 2022, after a 6%
                         AsianOil: P’nyang partners sign gas deal  climb in demand last year.
                         The partners in the proposed P’nyang develop-  In its latest LNG outlook, the super-major
                         ment have signed a deal with the government of  said that growing demand in China and South
                         Papua New Guinea over the proposed develop-  Korea drove the increase in consumption last
                         ment of the field.                   year, with China raising its imports by 12mn
                           Santos said on February 22 that it had signed  tonnes to 79mn tonnes, surpassing Japan as the
                         the agreement along with ExxonMobil – the  world’s largest buyer.
                         operator of P’nyang – and JX Nippon Oil & Gas
                         Exploration.                         LatAmOil: Another oil find oil for Suriname
                                                              TotalEnergies (France) and its US-based part-
                         DMEA: Trans Sahara deal signed       ner APA Corp. have reported a new discovery
                         A deal between the governments of Algeria,  in the Krabdagu-1 exploration well at Block 58
                         Niger and Nigeria is seen breathing new life into  offshore Suriname.
                         plans to build an ambitious gas pipeline that will   In a statement dated February 21, the French
                         link sub-Saharan Africa with European con-  major said that Krabdagu-1, which is being
                         sumer markets.                       drilled at a site near the eastern edge of Block 58,
                           Meanwhile, Saudi Aramco’s President and  had encountered about 90 metres of net oil pay.
                         CEO this week confirmed that the company is
                         considering investments in China amid recent  NorthAmOil: Pipe certification shake-up
                         reports that it has resumed talks for the develop-  The US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
                         ment of a refinery in the country.   (FERC) has agreed to overhaul the certification
                                                              process for new natural gas pipeline projects.
                         EurOil: North Sea M&A on the horizon   The commission voted for changes that
                         Further North Sea M&A deals are on the hori-  would result in greater scrutiny of the economic
                         zon, with both Shell and ONE-Dyas reported to  need for new projects, as well as their environ-
                         be seeking divestments.              mental and local impacts.™








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