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RBG Middle East Reinforces its Commitment to the Region
RBG, the leading provider of fabric maintenance, construction support and related services to the...
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Total Plans Petrochemical Plant in Qatar
Total, the French oil giant has entered into talks with Qatar regarding a petrochemical plant a...
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European Debt Causes Oil Prices Down
Oil dropped below $90 a barrel this week due to Europe's debt crisis hurting fuel consumption,...
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Saudi Arabia, Kuwait Aim to Increase Natural Gas Production
Saudi Arabia and Kuwait aim to reduce the amount of oil it uses to generate power by utilizing...
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Leading Figures Discuss Oil Uncertainty in MENA
With territorial ownership being put forward in all four corners of the globe, including Great...
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Middle East Oil News Round-Up
In a report by Reuters, oil and natural gas companies are likely to eclipse $380 billion in...
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Saudi Aramco Hikes December Crude Prices to Asia
Saudi Aramco, the world’s largest state-owned oil company, has hiked its prices on crude destined...
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Iran Offshore Crude Storage Dips by 4 Million Barrels
Iranian crude oil stored at sea has seen a significant decrease by as much as 4 million barrels,...
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Iraq oil reserves rank third worldwide, overtake Iran
Iraq has leapfrogged Iran after a recalculation of its oil reserves according to a new report....
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Seaswarm: A robot to clean up oil spills?
Seaswarm is pretty similar to Ocean Therapy Solutions’ device which filters crude oil from sea...
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Next Generation MENA Oil and Gas Summit
1st - 3rd March 2011
MENA accounts for two thirds of proven global oil reserves and is regarded as the world’s most influential oil province, eclipsing all other regions by some margin. Over the next five years, the region will see strong growth in hydrocarbon production as the world becomes increasingly reliant on oil supplies within the region.
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