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ProSep To Supply US$2.2M Water Treatment In South East Asia
ProSep Inc., dedicated to providing process solutions to the oil and gas industry, recently announced that it was awarded a contract to supply a 75,000 barrel per day (BPD) produced water treatment package for installation on an offshore facility in … Continue reading
Myanmar’s Yangon faces reduced power supply as old offshore gas pipeline leaks again
Myanmar’s former capital city of Yangon is now facing abnormal reduced electric power supply as an old pipeline that carries natural gas from the Mottama offshore gas field to drive power plants in the city leaked again over last week, … Continue reading
WTI oil price hover nears $75 after US crude supply dip
WTI oil prices are closing back in on the $75 mark on Friday as the latest US crude oil supply data showed a dip lower. Light crude oil futures for July delivery was at $74.67 midday Singapore time on Friday … Continue reading
Will enhanced oil recovery technique be the savior for oil supply shortage ?
by Kurt Cobb To read ExxonMobil Corporation’s website one might get the impression that the world’s largest oil and gas company has begun only recently to employ enhanced oil recovery (EOR) techniques. If that were true, this industry bellwether might … Continue reading
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Oil supply crunch and the world.
China, western Europe and the USA are cutting deals with oil producing nations, leaving anyone else hanging dry. By MERLIN FLOWER for OIL-PRICE.NET, 2009/10/28 Then the common man’s dream saw result-oil prices marched downwards. So, there ought to have been … Continue reading