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EurOil                        NEWSBASE ROUNDUP GLOBAL (NRG)                                           EurOil


       NewsBase Roundup Global (NRG)






        NRG              Welcome to NewsBase’s Roundup Global  GLNG: ARC Strikes Deal To Supply Gas To
                         (NRG), in which the reader is invited to join  LNG Canada
                         our team of international editors, who provide a  ARC Resources said last week that it had struck
                         snapshot of some of the key issues affecting their  a deal to supply natural gas to a member of the
                         regional beats. We hope you will like NRG's new  LNG Canada consortium, which is building an
                         concise format, but by clicking on the headline  LNG export terminal on the British Columbia
                         link for each section the full text will be available  coast.
                         as before.                             The agreement is set to take effect when
                                                              LNG Canada enters service – expected in
                         AfrOil: ExxonMobil Hopes To Cut Rovuma  2025 – and will see ARC supply 150mn cubic
                         LNG Costs, Carbon Emissions          feet (4.2mn cubic metres) per day of gas over
                         ExxonMobil (US) is working to reduce the  the long term to be used as feedstock for the
                         carbon footprint of its Rovuma LNG pro-  terminal.
                         ject while also cutting costs, Mozambique’s
                         Energy Minister Max Tonela has said.  LatAmOil:  Argentina’s  Electricity  Export
                           Speaking at a press conference in Maputo  Earnings Will Fund Vaca Muerta Gas Pipe-
                         on November 4, Tonela stated that repre-  line
                         sentatives of the US-based super-major had  Argentina expects to use the proceeds of
                         outlined plans for Rovuma LNG in a meeting  electricity exports to Brazil to finance two
                         with Mozambican President Filipe Nyusi.  major infrastructure projects that will facil-
                                                              itate the development of the Vaca Muerta
                         AsianOil: POSCO Wins Over Senex Board  shale formation.
                         With New Bid                         News of these plans emerged after the
                         South Korea’s POSCO International has  Energy Secretariat adopted a new ruling
                         submitted a new bid for Senex Energy that  governing the use of export revenues. Under
                         has finally won the backing of the Austral-  this ruling, known as Resolution 1037, the
                         ian developer’s board.               government department will be able to cover
                            Senex said on November 8 that it had  the cost of building new energy infrastruc-
                         received a further improved non-binding  ture networks.
                         proposal from POSCO to acquire 100% of
                         the Australian firm for an all-cash offer of  MEOG: Cost-Cutting And Reshuffling
                         AUD4.60 ($3.42) per share.           In this week’s MEOG, we look at the ongo-
                                                              ing talks between Iraq and Jordan to cut
                         DMEA: Fertiglobe Results And Aramco  costs on their planned cross-border pipe-
                         Backing                              line and new appointments at the top of
                         In this week’s DMEA, we look at Fertiglobe’s  Yemeni oil firms.
                         Q3 results improvement and Saudi Ara-  The governments of Iraq and Jordan
                         mco’s backing for an industrial chemicals  remain in discussions over the development
                         specialist.                          of a long-planned cross-border oil pipeline
                            The Fertiglobe joint venture (JV)  but only if costs are reduced significantly,
                         between Dutch chemicals manufacturer OCI  according to an update this week from Bagh-
                         and Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. (ADNOC)  dad’s Ministry of Oil (MoO).
                         this week announced a 2,000% increase in
                         Q3 net profit.                       NorthAmOil: Biden Administration Denies
                                                              Considering Line 5 Shutdown
                         FSUOGM: Gazprom Starts Filling Europe-  The administration of US President Joe Biden
                         an Gas Storage Sites                 has denied reports that it was considering shut-
                         Natural gas prices fell on November 9 after  ting down Enbridge’s Line 5 pipeline, which   See the archive and
                         Russia’s Gazprom announced it had begun  is at the centre of a dispute with the State of   sign up to receive
                         filling up its gas storage facilities in Europe,  Michigan.              *NRG Editor’s Picks*
                         which should help ease the continent’s sup-  Reports had emerged that the Biden admin-  for free by email each
                         ply crunch. “Gazprom approved and began  istration was quietly studying the impact   week here
                         implementation of the plan for pumping  of shutting down Line 5. However, a White
                         gas into five European underground stor-  House spokeswoman, Karine Jean-Pierre, told
                         age facilities in November,” the company  reporters on November 8 that the idea was
                         reported via its social media channels.l.  “inaccurate”.









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