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NIOC to Hold South Azadegan Tender Soon

TEHRAN, Jan. 24 (Shana) — The National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC) says it will hold a tender for developing South Azadegan oilfield in the near future. Managing Director of NIOC Ali Kardor said on Tuesday that the company has planned a tender for developing the field soon. He also expressed hope that a deal for developing phase 11 of the ...

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Iran Gas Production Capacity up by 0.6cm/d

TEHRAN, Jan. 24 (Shana) — Iran has raised its natural gas production capacity by 600,000 cubic meters per day by launching Well No. 45 of Tabnak gas field at Parsian Operating Area. South Zagros Oil and Gas Company has launched the well with the capacity to produce 600,000 cubic meter of natural gas per day. Badiollah Mousavi, operator of the ...

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Oil Money Easily Transferred to Iran: Gov’t Spokesman

TEHRAN, Jan. 24 (Shana) — Government Spokesperson Mohammad Baqer Nobakht says Iran’s oil income is being transferred to the country without any trouble, adding the country will receive IRR 685,000b of its oil cash by the calendar yearend. Speaking on Tuesday, Nobakht said, “Under the current circumstances we can receive our oil money without any trouble.” He said Iran is ...

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Schlumberger waits for international oil spending to pick up

HOUSTON (Bloomberg) — Schlumberger is waiting for the rest of the world’s oil producers to catch up to the North American crude recovery. The world’s largest oilfield service provider sees international spending picking up in the second half of the year and into 2018, CEO Paal Kibsgaard told analysts and investors on an earnings conference call Friday. That will follow ...

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OPEC, Russia meet in Vienna for first check on oil-cuts progress

LONDON (Bloomberg) — Representatives of OPEC and several other major oil producers will start arriving in Vienna on Friday for their first meeting to monitor compliance with an agreement to cut output. Ministers from Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Algeria and Venezuela will meet counterparts from non-OPEC nations Russia and Oman to figure out ways to verify that the 24 signatories to ...

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Iran Launches First Oil Museum in Abadan

TEHRAN, Jan. 18 (Shana) — Iran has opened its first oil industry museum in the southwestern city of Abadan. The museum is Iran’s oldest gas station that was established in Abadan in 1927 by British Petroleum. At that time it provided oil and gasoline for household and transportation sectors. It also served airplanes. Petroleum industry museums in Abadan are to ...

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Halliburton awarded Iraqi drilling contract by Shell

HOUSTON — Halliburton has signed a contract with Shell Iraq Petroleum Development to provide drilling services for sustained production at Shell’s Majnoon oil field in Southern Iraq. Under the contract, Halliburton will mobilize three rigs to drill development wells and carry out workover activities over the next two years. “We are pleased to be awarded this work and the opportunity ...

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BP’s CEO won’t boost spending, signals caution on oil rebound

DAVOS, Switzerland (Bloomberg) — BP boss Bob Dudley is not yet ready to boost spending despite the rebound in oil prices. The company will keep capital expenditure below $17 billion this year and next, CEO Dudley said in a Bloomberg television interview in Davos, Switzerland. That’s $6 billion lower than 2014, when crude prices first started to slump, showing that ...

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