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        NRG              Welcome  to  NewsBase’s  Roundup  Global  Energy and Symbio Energy) have 6,000, 179,000
                         (NRG), in which the reader is invited to join  and 48,000 customers respectively, Ofgem said.
                         our team of international editors, who provide a
                         snapshot of some of the key issues affecting their  FSU OGM: Prosecutors push for delay in
                         regional beats. We hope you will like NRG’s new  Gyetvay case
                         concise format, but by clicking on the headline  US prosecutors are pushing for a delay in a tax
                         link for each section the full text will be available  fraud case involving the deputy chairman of
                         as before.                           Russian gas producer Novatek, Mark Gyetvay,
                                                              arguing that they need more time to gather
                         AfrOil: EACOP reportedly close to signing   evidence. Florida businessman Gyetvay was
                         pipe supply deals                    arrested in the US on September 24 on charges
                         The East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP)  of hiding $93mn in offshore accounts and failing
                         group is reportedly close to finalising arrange-  to pay tax on $40mn of income.
                         ments with future suppliers of steel pipe. Accord-
                         ing to Martin Tiffen, the general manager of the  GLNG: QP strengthens Asian ties with pair
                         consortium, TotalEnergies (France) and the  of Chinese deals
                         other investors in EACOP are still waiting to  State-owned Qatar Petroleum has signed a pair
                         sign the main supply agreements for the pipeline.  of deals with Chinese companies in the last two
                                                              weeks that highlight the role of Asian players in
                         AsianOil: India raises gas prices    Doha’s expansion plans. Last week, QP signed a
                         The Indian government has increased natural  15-year sale and purchase agreement to supply
                         gas prices for the majority of the country’s pro-  3.5mn tonnes per year of LNG to a subsidiary of
                         duction by 62% for the next six months. The  China National Offshore Oil Corp. (CNOOC).
                         Ministry for Petroleum and Natural Gas’ Petro-
                         leum Planning and Analysis Cell (PPAC) said  MEOG: Iraqi exports and Qatari deals
                         on September 30 that rates for New Exploration  Iraq and Turkey are working to reopen the
                         Licensing Policy (NELP) and pre-NELP blocks  970-km pipeline that transports Iraqi crude
                         for the six months from October 1 would rise to  from Kirkuk to export facilities in Ceyhan on
                         $2.9 per mmBtu ($80.21 per 1,000 cubic metres).  the Turkish Mediterranean coast. Meanwhile,
                                                              after last week’s 15-year LNG supply deal with
                         DMEA: Iraqi and Nigerian refining updates  CNOOC, QP placed the first order under its
                         The South Korean consortium, led by Hyundai  LNG fleet expansion programme, committing
                         Engineering & Construction, that is developing  to buy four LNG carriers from Hudong-Zhong-
                         Iraq’s Karbala refinery provided an update on the  hua Shipbuilding Group Co., a subsidiary of the
                         project which is nearing completion. Meanwhile,  China State Shipbuilding Corp., for $770mn.
                         Nigerian National Petroleum Corp. (NNPC) this
                         week provided an update on work to rehabilitate  NorthAmOil: Ottawa invokes 1977 treaty
                         the country’s largest refinery complex, which is  amid Line 5 dispute
                         expected to resume near full operations by 2023.  The Canadian government invoked Article Six
                                                              of the 1977 Transit Pipelines Treaty on October
                         EurOil: More UK energy suppliers go   4 amid a dispute over Enbridge’s Line 5 pipeline
                         under                                with the State of Michigan. The move kicks off
                         Three more UK energy suppliers have ceased  a dispute resolution process contained in the
                         trading, Ofgem announced on September 30, as  treaty, paving the way for direct talks with the
                         the crisis on the country’s gas and power mar-  administration of US President Joe Biden over
                         kets deepens. The companies (Enstroga, Igloo  the pipeline. ™




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