MENA upstream in brief
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Kuwait and Saudi agree to increase production at the Wafra field
- Eni approves Cronos: Cyprus gas destined for Egypt LNG exports
- Saudi Arabia faces mounting export risks as Red Sea attacks reach Yanbu and Abqaiq
- KPC signs giant midstream deal with Blackstone, Brookfield and KKR
- Iraq opens Qaiyarah Integrated Project to competitive bidding
- ConocoPhillips-led consortium eyes Iraq’s Akkas gas field
- Energean commissions second oil train at Israel’s Karish
- Iraq revives oil station to launch crude exports via Syria
- Syria opens seven more oil fields for bidding
- Iraq signs two seismic survey contracts with Sinopec and Zhenhua Oil
- Iraq's security risks keep recovery on hold
- ConocoPhillips farms into Kirkuk at 42% alongside BP
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Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Onshore Partitioned Zone mapCronos - key infrastructureSaudi Arabia oil infrastructure map
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Qaiyarah Integrated project detailsAkkas - production and cost profileKarish Area pre-tax revenues by hydrocarbon typeKirkuk-Baniyas pipeline and potential road transport routeAddan and Abu Khaima blocksSales gas outlook from Umm Shaif gas cap phased developmentKirkuk fields productionMiddle East onshore crude storage*Exports from Gulf countries (including Iran)
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