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Uzbekistan plans to increase its natural gas exports by 25 per cent this year to 15 billion cubic meters, Trend news agency reported. The report said that Uzbekistan almost doubled its gas exports in the first quarter of this year compared with same period last year - to nearly 35 million cubic meters...
Korea Gas Corp. (KOGAS) has discovered a large natural gas well off the coast of Mozambique, the government has announced. "If three earlier discoveries in the same gas block are tallied, the size of gas reserves could reach upwards to 52 Tcf of gas, equivalent to 1.17 million tons of the fossil fuel...
Kazakhstan’s national oil and gas firm KazMunayGas will likely sign an agreement with Indonesia’s Pertamina which will allow the Indonesian energy firm to explore the central Asian nation’s hydrocarbon sector. Trend news agency reports that the two countries will sign a memorandum on Monday.
Uzbekistan will start to ship natural gas to China via a pipeline running from Central Asia this year, and plans to supply up to 4 billion cubic metres (bcm) by end of the year, Reuters said citing a senior Uzbek official. The Central Asian pipeline network, launched in 2009, spans about 2,000 km (1,250...
Strike Energy’s Davenport-1 unconventional well has reached a total depth of 2,102 metres and that wireline logging and sidewall coring has been completed. Preliminary log data indicated Davenport-1 had intersected thick shales and coals in the Toolachee Formation as well as the Roseneath...
China’s Ministry of Land and Resources has set May 25 as deadline to submit applications to participate in country’s second auction of shale gas blocks. The country has allowed private domestic companies to bid in the auctions. Private domestic companies with a minimum registered capital...
PetroChina along with Shell Canada Ltd., Korea Gas Corporation (KOGAS), and Mitsubishi Corporation, is planning to develop a LNG export facility near Kitimat, British Columbia, Canada. Shell holds a 40-percent working interest, with KOGAS, Mitsubishi and PetroChina each holding a 20-percent working interest.
India’s Union Cabinet Thursday approved the proposal of the Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas to permit GA1L( India) Limited to sign the Gas Sale & Purchase Agreement (GSPA) with TurrnenGas, Turkmenistan's national oil company, for the $7.6 billion Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India...
One year has passed since China held its first auction of licenses for shale gas extraction. The second auction is due to be held this summer. In order to accelerate the assessment and exploitation of shale gas, the government has reclassified shale gas as a mineral resource rather than as petroleum.
India’s union cabinet on Thursday is likely to consider pricing issue for Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India (TAPI) gas pipeline project. The Cabinet has already approved and rectified the agreement for this project. Business Line has reported that the cabinet is likely to discuss price for...