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GE, Qatar power plant project
GE Energy has signed a deal with Qatar Electricity & Water for the expansion of the Ras Abu... Read full article »
AD to introduce sewerage tariff
Abu Dhabi residents may soon be hit with sewerage charges on top of existing water and... Read full article »
Total, Chevron, $5bn refinery bid
France-based Total and US-based Chevron have been short-listed as possible investors by Saudi... Read full article »
Oil sufficient for winter
Oil prices are expected to hover around $59 a barrel this week as there are sufficient stockpiles... Read full article »
NITC, $2bn tanker deals
National Iranian Tanker Company, Iran's supertanker operator, will invest over $2bn over the next... Read full article »
Al Naimi blames oil taxes
Opec is not considering a cut in production during its meeting in Kuwait on December 12, Saudi... Read full article »
Oil price firms at $59
Oil prices held steady at $59-a-barrel last week with the arrival of colder weather in the... Read full article »
Saudi's $4.8bn refinery
Saudi Aramco will invest $4.8bn to set up an oil refinery in the western region of the country,... Read full article »
Iran, three oil strikes
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's third nominee for oil minister has been rejected by... Read full article »
Innovation key for oil
Innovative technologies are the key to maximising oil and gas production according to Shell.... Read full article »
Iraq's grand oil plans
Iraq plans to lift crude capacity to 6m bpd by 2011 on the back of new legislation and foreign... Read full article »
Opec may cut output
Opec is expected to cut crude production in 2006 to prevent a drop in oil prices, according to a... Read full article »
Oil lifts on cold weather
Oil surged more than $1 a barrel yesterday on the expectation of a lift in US heating fuel demand... Read full article »
RasGas Train 4 open
RasGas has brought on stream Train 4 of its LNG processing facility at Ras Laffan Industrial... Read full article »
Opec extended offer redundant
Qatar's Oil Minister Abdullah al-Attiyah told reporters in Doha that Opec should not extend the... Read full article »
