Archive for the ‘Saudi Aramco’ Category

A Sticky Situation: The Gulf’s Oil Giants Risk Becoming Sprawling Conglomerates

Via The Economist, a look at how the Gulf’s oil giants risk becoming sprawling conglomerates: “ARAMCO has always been far more than just an oil producer.” So said Amin Nasser, chief executive of Saudi Arabia’s petro-colossus, earlier this year. Mr Nasser has lofty ambitions for the world’s biggest oil company, which he views as “an important enabler” […]

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Saudi Arabia Eyes $100B Bet on Shale Gas Revolution at Home

Courtesy of Nikkei Asia, an article on Saudi Arabia’s plans to become the world’s third-largest shale gas producer: Saudi Arabia, the world’s largest crude oil exporter, plans to invest more than $100 billion to become the world’s third-largest shale gas producer after the U.S. and Russia as its economy braces for a decarbonized society. Crucial […]

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China’s Sinopec to Build Gas Pipelines for Saudi Aramco in $1-Billion Deal

Via OilPrice.com, a report of China’s Sinopec’s plans to build gas pipelines for Saudi Aramco in $1-Billion deal: A subsidiary of China’s energy giant Sinopec has signed a $1.3-billion deal with Saudi Aramco to procure and build pipelines for an expansion of the Kingdom’s natural gas distribution network, the Chinese firm said on Thursday. Under the turn-key fixed-price […]

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How Saudi Aramco Plans To Win The Oil Endgame

Via The Economist, an article on how the world’s biggest energy firm is the linchpin of the kingdom’s ambitions: The managers of Saudi Aramco could have the cushiest jobs in the energy business. The state-run oil colossus produces 9m barrels of oil a day, more than any other firm and nearly a tenth of the world’s […]

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Sand to Sea: Aramco’s Earnings Are Helping The Saudi Kingdom Shake Up The Global Economy

Courtesy of Fortune Magazine, a look at how the oil earnings of Saudi Aramco, the world’s most profitable company, are helping the Saudi monarchy shake up the global economic order: For generations, the city of Cannes in the South of France has been famous for its glitzy film festival, where the world’s movie stars strut […]

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Saudi Aramco Eyes Cooperation With China Beyond Just Oil

Via Caixin Global, a report on Saudi Aramco’s interest in investing in, and cooperating with, China in the fields of chemicals, green materials, energy transition and digital innovation: Saudi Aramco sees opportunities to invest in and cooperate with China in the fields of chemicals, green materials, energy transition and digital innovation, said Amin Nasser, president […]

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