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Oil & Gas

MUBADALA ENTERS US GAS MARKET.

Mubadala Energy has taken a 24.1% stake in US-based Caturus, marking its first major entry into the American energy sector.

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Oil & Gas

SEWA COMPLETES FUJAIRAH GAS PIPELINE RELOCATION.

Sharjah Electricity, Water and Gas Authority (SEWA) has completed the relocation and adjustment of a strategic gas pipeline in the emirate of Fujairah, under the supervision of the Kalba Department, following the highest safety and quality standards.

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Energy Policy & Regulation

BP OMAN GETS FIRST FEMALE PRESIDENT.

BP has appointed the first female president for its century-old operations in Oman, the only woman to hold such a position in the energy sector in a country struggling to bridge the gender gap in senior roles.

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Oil & Gas

SAUDI ARABIA RAISES OIL PRICES TO ASIA FOR SECOND MONTH.

Saudi Arabia, the world’s biggest oil exporter, has increased its September crude oil prices for Asian buyers, the second monthly rise in a row, on tight supply and robust demand.

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Oil & Gas

ADNOC GAS ANTICIPATES DATA CENTRE REVENUE AS PROFIT SOARS..

Adnoc Gas is preparing to supply a new wave of energy-hungry data centres in the UAE – a potential growth driver as gas demand rises in parallel with the region’s AI infrastructure buildout.

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Oil & Gas

TRUMP THREATENS CHINA WITH TARIFFS OVER RUSSIAN OIL IMPORTS, RAISING GLOBAL TRADE AND ENERGY TENSIONS.

U.S. President Donald Trump has intensified his administration’s pressure campaign against countries purchasing Russian oil, now warning that China could be next in line for punitive tariffs. Following the imposition of two rounds of 25% tariffs on Indian goods due to its continued imports of discounted Russian crude, Trump’s latest remarks suggest a significant expansion of secondary sanctions with potentially sweeping implications for global trade, energy markets, and U.S.-China relations. The move underscores the administration’s resolve to isolate Moscow economically and signals to international energy importers that doing business with Russia may come at a steep cost. If implemented, tariffs on China Russia’s top energy customer could disrupt global oil flows, heighten inflationary pressures, and trigger retaliation that reverberates through global supply chains and financial markets.

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