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volume 15, Issue #2,  Monday, February 08, 2010

• IOC to pay Iranian vessels in euro for oil imports
• West China oilfield sees rise in reserves
• Woodside loses foundation Browse LNG customer
• Maharashtra plans to invest in India's gas grid
• Chevron and Nippon sign 15-year Gorgon deal
• Reliance continues its drilling success in India's NEC-25 block
• Nippon to construct Hachinohe LNG terminal in Japan
• China suffers intensified gas shortages
• Vietnam not to invest anymore in small oil refineries
• Neon Energy announces award of Vietnam offshore exploration block
• China pulls out of $ 40 bn Australian gas deal
• South Korean companies win record industrial plant orders in 2009
• JSW Energy to invest in Indian power projects
• Petrobras to exit ONGC's gas block
• ESPO starts flowing
• Indian Oil's monopoly in Nepal to end
• Indian Auto Gas plans to set up 1,000 gas filling stations in three years
• South Korean refiners ordered to pay $ 168 mm for price fixing
• Shengli oilfield sees 2009 crude output at 27.91 mm tons
• Vietnam opens up oil sector to more firms
• China and Burma agree on oil pipeline project
• India's NTPC to invest Rs 3,000 crore in solar power by 2014
• Four CNOOC oil and gas fields start production
• BG signs production-sharing contract with CNOOC
• Saudi Arabia quits Caribbean oil storage and China steps in
• CNOOC brings new fields onstream ahead of schedule
• CNOOC starts construction of deepwater engineering base
• Indonesia sees 15 % slash in E&P spending
• Biggest liquid gas storage depot opens in southern Vietnam
• Gazprom and CNPC sign deal on supply of Russian gas to China
• Reliance Power starts first power station
• Pertamina and PetroChina to start production at East Java field
• Changqing Sulige gas field posts gas yield of 30 mm cmpd
• Pertamina gears up to drill 25 new oil wells in Java
• RIL successfully tests its peak output capacity of KG fields
• India's RPTL wins two power transmission projects
• UAE's NPCC to build $ 162 mm oil platform in India
• China and Brazil sign MoU on ethanol projects
• Essar Oil to become India's third largest oil refining company
• CNPC wins exclusive ownership of Myanmar-China pipeline project
• Second Indonesian petroleum bidding round of 2009
• BHEL gets $ 135 mm power plant order
• China extracts more concessions from Myanmar for oil pipeline
• Annual oil and gas output of Changqing oil field exceeds 30 mm tons
• Indonesia's conservation areas affect 20 blocks
• Essar wins more CBM blocks after disqualification of Deep Industries
• Chevron Australia and Chubu sign Gorgon LNG purchase deal
• India's Essar Oil block holds 43 % higher reserves
• Tasmanian project to proceed with midlife enhancement programme
• Inpex delays decision on Australian Ichthys LNG project
• ConocoPhillips and partners start North Belut gas field off Indonesia
• SGCC plans to build mega power carrier in Inner Mongolia
• PetroVietnam to buy Shell Laos
• India's OIL to double gas output in 4 years
• India's PSU oil companies spend $ 5 bn on clean fuel
• Three companies combine to develop terminal in IOC's Paradip refinery
• Group to develop Tindalo oil field off Philippines
• PLN receives $ 506 mm for Java transmission projects
• The Arun gas field in Indonesia
• Sri Lanka wants more players in oil exploration
• India to study oil PSUs' efficiency
• China's November crude oil processing volume rises to record
• Cairn to invest $ 110 mm into Sri Lanka oil hunt
• Papua New Guinea approves InterOil's LNG project agreement
• Saipem wins two new offshore contracts in South East Asia
• India's Power Grid board approves investments on grid projects
• Indonesia's Pertamina exceeds 2009 oil and gas production target
• Gazprom to invest in offshore fields in India and Vietnam
• Exxon and partners approve Papua New Guinea LNG project
• CNPC begins construction of Rizhao-Dongming crude oil pipeline
• CNOOC to double western South China Sea output
• Talisman awarded offshore exploration block in Indonesia
• Origin starts off Kupe gasproject off New Zealand
• China North East orders new deep well drilling rig
• ESPO starts flowing

volume 15, Issue #1,  Thursday, January 07, 2010

• OVL's global race for oil and gas assets is intense
• Alstom and Bharat Forge begin plant construction in India
• NTPC signs gas purchase agreements with GAIL, IOC and BPCL
• Australia in $ 82 bn LNG deal with Japan
• CNPC plans pipeline venture in Shandong province
• Sinopec braces itself against risks and uncertainties in 2010
• Kupe gas project off New Zealand starts up
• CH-Oil&Gaz to export commercialized Russian gas to Asia
• CNOOC to triple Zhejiang LNG capacity to meet demand
• Sinopec begins phase 2 of Pearl River products pipeline
• ConocoPhillips commences gas production from Indonesian gas field
• Sinopec and Exxon sign deal for Papua New Guinea gas
• Sinopec to build 312 gas stations in south China
• Sinopec to boost Maoming capacity by 33 %
• Greymouth to have New Zealand's Kowhai gas discovery onstream soon
• RIL becomes India's largest gas producer
• InterOil produces record gas flow at Papua New Guinea's Antelope field
• BP-ENI joint venture to develop coalbed methane in Indonesia
• L&T plans to generate 7,000 MW power in India
• Australian Gorgon project breaks ground
• SES and Chinese firm to collaborate on gasification projects
• Pertamina to supply LNG to Japan's Tohoku
• CNPC venture with Shandong refiner to build oil pipeline
• Cairn's Indian Mangala oil field output reaches 1 mm barrels
• Far East Energy continues to increase gas production in China block
• IOC to invest $ 996.8 mm in pipeline projects
• Thai natural gas demand seen up 10.6 % in 2010
• India's Mangala oilfield output reaches 1 mm barrels
• Indonesian state gas producer to invest $ 1 bn in receiving terminals
• PetroChina and Shell to explore shale gas block
• Russia sources gas turbines from Japan
• BHP Billiton and PNOC to develop Philippines oil project
• Oman Oil buys 26 % in Indian refinery project
• PetroChina's Sebei-Xi'ning parallel gas pipeline comes on stream
• CNPC's Turkmen project to supply natural gas to northwest China
• Pipeline investment surge to address China's gas shortage
• Swiber wins offshore Myanmar pipeline contract
• PetroChina's Sebei-Xi'ning gas pipeline goes onstream
• Iran and China agree on $ 6.5 bn refinery project
• Sinopec to complete second phase of Songnan gas pipeline project
• Malaysian firm and Vietsovpetro to operate new oil field
• Petrobangla refuses Chevron's claim of reserve estimate
• FPSO deal signed to develop Vietnam's offshore Te Giac Trang field
• AMEC to manage Chinese Jinbian project
• Power output of China's power giants returns to growth
• Iran finalizes energy contracts with China and Belarus
• KNOC strives to secure energy through overseas deals
• Qatar looks to build two petrochemical plantsin Asia
• Altona Energy and CNOOC to develop Australian coal and CTL project
• Niko Resources to expand deepwater exploration acreage in Indonesia
• Ivanhoe unit to develop Mongolian block with PanAsian Petroleum
• RIL to expand petrochemical complex by 2 mm tons
• Abu Dhabi's IPIC in Pakistan oil refinery deal
• Oman Oil to boost investment in Indian refinery
• India's Bharat Forge plans power sector investment
• Suntera to exit oil and gas blocks in India
• Pertamina plans 77 % capital spending increase

volume 14, Issue #17,  Friday, December 18, 2009

• Qatar to boost LNG exports to China
• Hyundai Heavy wins $ 1.4 bn order for Myanmar gas plant
• Saudi Aramco sees potential in Chinese market
• CNPC to build phase II of Central Asia-China gas pipeline
• India to sell 5 % equity in NTPC
• PetroVietnam looking for 40,000 bpd output from new field in 2011
• MOL to start drilling in more blocks in Pakistan
• India approves Deen Dayal West gas development
• KBR accepts contract for Woodside's Australian LNG project
• Pertamina expects more than 10 % oil production increase in 2010
• PetroVietnam to explore for oil and gas in Cambodia
• Fujian complex reaches full operation
• Sinopec to get over 20 mm ton crude oil from Iran in 2010
• NTPC to set up 2,640 MW plant in Madhya Pradesh
• PetroVietnam to develop two new oil and gas wells
• ONGC-Mittal combines trade arm with exploration company
• Pertamina seals purchase of oil block in Vietnam
• Pipeline deal in China powers growth of Rolls-Royce group
• Sinopec to buy nearly one-third more Saudi oil in 2010
• OMV's Maari oil field in New Zealand is now a 100 mm barrel field
• CNOOC turns on taps early at China's Luda oil field
• Sinopec begins producing gas from Songnan field
• India relaunches NELP VIII round and fourth Coal Bed Methane round
• SABIC and Sinopec celebrate petrochemical complex in China
• Hyundai Heavy wins deal to build Burma pipeline
• ONGC to invest $ 5.3 bn in two KG Basin blocks
• Indian PowerGrid seeks loan from World Bank and ADB
• ENI to bring Turkmen gas to Pakistan and India
• Cairn gets approval to sell output to private sector refiners
• American Energy Group acquires working interests Pakistan fields
• India's Bihar government signs MoU with ONGC and Tata
• Construction commences on Sinopec's Bawu-Changchun gas pipeline
• Hyundai wins Australian Gorgon fabrication contract
• Talisman wins two exploration blocks from Petronas Carigali
• Kea Petroleum awarded PEP 51339 in New Zealand
• AWE granted new permit in New Zealand
• Bengal Energy wins exploration block off India
• PetroChina to expand oil products storage capacity
• CNOOC receives first shipment of LNG from Qatar
• PetroChina's first west-to-east pipeline supplies 60 bn cm
• ENI starts production from PY-1 gas field offshore India
• Russian gas export price to peg with Asian oil price
• India's Hindustan Oil begins production from PY-1 gas field
• Bangladesh to construct subsea pipeline

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