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        Power and automation technology group ABB has inked a $21m deal with EPC contractor China Petroleum Engineering &amp; Construction Corporation (CPECC) to supply an integrated electrical system for the Abu Dhabi Crude Oil Pipeline project, Gulf News has reported. The pipeline project aims to transport an estimated 1.5 million barrels of crude oil per day to the main terminal in Fujairah in the northern emirates.
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        UAE-based Takreer, an affiliate of state-run Abu Dhabi National Oil Company, has awarded South Korea's SK Engineering and Construction a $2.1bn contract to build an oil refinery in the UAE, the Associated Press has reported. The plant will be constructed in Ruwais, 250 km west of Abu Dhabi.
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        The French foreign trade minister has said that French energy firms are in talks with Abu Dhabi Masdar as they 'have a lot of technologies in new energy,' Reuters has reported. Total is bidding in a consortium for a solar power plant and Air Liquide is bidding to provide industrial gas into Masdar and may co-invest in the project, Anne Marie Idrac told reporters yesterday. Masdar was set up by the Abu Dhabi government to develop sustainable and clean energy.
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        Oman's tender board has said that foreign and local companies including General Electric Co, Mitsubishi Corp and AES Corp are interested in bidding for two power plant projects in the Sultanate due to be tendered next month, Reuters has reported. The build, operate and finance contracts would cover the Barka phase three and Sohar phase two power plant, where the government is planning new projects worth $12bn in the industrial zone. Deadline to bid for the plants has been set to December 7, the board said.
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        Abu Dhabi National Energy Co (Taqa) and Toshiba Corp plan to enter into a joint venture for the power transmission and distribution business of French industrial conglomerate, Areva, Reuters has reported, citing two people familiar with the matter. Areva has chosen Japan's Toshiba, General Electric and French partners Alstom and Schneider Electric as possible buyers. 
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