INTERNATIONAL. Saudi Arabia pumped the most oil in three decades last month, reaching 9.8 million barrels a day and boosting OPEC production, the International Energy Agency said. Increased output in Angola helped replace lower supply in Libya.
Daily supply from the 11 Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries members bound by quotas rose to 27.37 million barrels a day in July from 27.22 million in June, the Paris-based IEA said today in its monthly oil market report.
“Output has regained levels close to those seen before the Libyan crisis, although OPEC spare capacity now stands at
SAUDI ARABIA. "If oil discovery in one single Saudi well had changed the world map, then why can't modern-day technologies change the course of the oil industry in seven years to extract the shale oil?"
LEBANON. The latest advances in sustainable energy research were discussed at the Fourth Annual International Masri Institute Workshop on Energy and Natural Resources, held at the American University of Beirut.
TUNISIA. Agreements, amounting to 22.9 million euros, relating to the North Gafsa integrated development project (PDAI) and to the support and establishment of the e-government and open-government.
UAE. TAQA has oil and gas operations in North America, UK, the Netherlands and the Kurdistan region of Iraq and produced an average of 135 thousand barrels of oil equivalent per day in 2012.
KUWAIT. About US$150 million will be used to build a 65-megawatt wind farm in Maan and US$65 million is for a gas terminal in the Red Sea town of Aqaba.
SAUDI ARABIA. Saudi Arabia raised crude output in April to the highest in five months while making little change in the total amount it supplied to foreign and local markets.
INTERNATIONAL. Global energy giant Shell said Peter Voser will retire next year, as it also posted falling first-quarter net profits on the back of lower crude oil prices.
KUWAIT. Eleven-month surplus of 18.8 billion dinars is "thanks partly to an unusual underspend in the miscellaneous expenditures and transfers' segment."
UAE. Children and adults received tips on how to easily conserve earth's most precious resource by making quick and easy changes to their daily routine.
INTERNATIONAL. Oil exporters maintain healthy non-oil growth, oil importers see moderate recovery; Transition countries need resolute actions to maintain economic stability and promote inclusive growth.
INTERNATIONAL. A currency war is different from any other kind of conventional war in that the object is to kill oneself. The nation that succeeds in inflicting the most damage on its own citizens wins the war. The only real way to win is not to play.
UAE. Stock market indices racing ahead but GDP figures do not support the euphoria and commodity outflows fuel the rally; Is there too much liquidity in the banking system?
INTERNATIONAL. Oil exporters maintain healthy non-oil growth, oil importers see moderate recovery; Transition countries need resolute actions to maintain economic stability and promote inclusive growth.
UAE. The joint venture between Arabtec Saudi Arabia and Greece's Terna has been awarded a contract by Aldara Medical Corporation to build Aldara Hospital and Medical Center, a 105-bed hospital in Riyadh.
UAE. The joint venture between Arabtec Saudi Arabia and Greece's Terna has been awarded a contract by Aldara Medical Corporation to build Aldara Hospital and Medical Center, a 105-bed hospital in Riyadh.
INTERNATIONAL. Nothing new is coming online anytime soon and movement on developing renewable energy resources has been sadly inadequate. The idea that shale reservoirs will lead the US to energy independence will soon enough be recognized as unrealistic hype.
UAE. "There is a substantial amount of debt that is coming due in the next few years, and it will be important to manage pro-actively that process. Information and communication with potential market participants will be a key part of this."
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