Author: Rigs & Barge World

Rodzaje gier kasynowych W świecie gier kasynowych istnieje wiele różnych rodzajów rozrywki, które mogą przyciągnąć zarówno nowicjuszy, jak i doświadczonych graczy. Najpopularniejsze to oczywiście automaty do gier, które charakteryzują się prostotą oraz możliwością wygrania dużych nagród przy zaledwie kilku kliknięciach. Automaty oferują różnorodne tematy, od klasycznych owocówek po nowoczesne gry z zaawansowaną grafiką i fabułą, a także opcje takie jak mgops-pasym.pl – kasyno bez weryfikacji KYC , co sprawia, że każdy gracz znajdzie coś dla siebie w tej szerokiej ofercie. Gry stołowe, takie jak ruletka, blackjack czy poker, wymagają większej strategii i umiejętności, co sprawia, że są bardziej atrakcyjne dla…

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Since the start of the Middle East crisis, Adnoc has made a concerted effort to reassure clients that it is investing to strengthen resilience and flexibility to remain a reliable supplier. The company’s shipping arm has been bolstered, Hormuz-bypass pipeline capacity is being expanded and new overseas strategic stockpiles will be built. The message of resilience also has another intended audience; the IOCs that are central to Adnoc’s growth plans. Over the last decade, Adnoc has radically revamped its international partner base, capitalizing on the expiry of two multi-decade concessions to renew and expand its roster of partners (MEES, 13…

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BG Delta Limited, a subsidiary of Shell plc, and its partners have taken a Final Investment Decision (FID) on the Phase 12a development project in Egypt’s West Delta Deep Marine (WDDM) concession offshore the Mediterranean Sea, according to a Shell’s press release. The project, which involves the Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company (EGAS), the Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC), and the Malaysian state-owned energy company Petronas, will develop three deepwater subsea wells, with first gas expected in 2028. Phase 12a will replicate the development model used in WDDM Phases 10 and 11, with the new wells tied back to existing…

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The workers’ camp at the Erawin field is being developed by Al-Saraya Al-Hamara Subscribe to read the full article Become a MEED subscriber for unlimited access to: Exclusive news, comment and analysis on the MENA region An unrivalled 20-year old archive Exclusive announcements on project news, bids, awards and updates The latest Industry data and competitor insights SUBSCRIBE To MEED REGISTER to unlock sample content Source link

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Abu Qir Petroleum Company, a joint venture (JV) between the Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC) and the Greek Energean, maintained average production at around 27,900 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boe/d) during fiscal year (FY) 2025/26, with production remaining stable throughout the year following operational debottlenecking and production optimization efforts, according to the company’s general assembly results. The company also reported a zero lost-time injury frequency rate (LTIFR) during the fiscal year, while advancing new exploration opportunities across its concession areas and working to accelerate the development of discoveries. Hany Aziz, the company’s Chairman and Managing Director, presented the…

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Key Gulf producers Saudi Aramco and Adnoc are increasingly relying on shuttling crude from inside the Mideast Gulf to offshore Sohar and Fujairah in a bid to bring more trapped barrels to the market – a risky maneuver that has seen several ships struck by Iranian munitions (MEES, 14 August). Exact figures are somewhat opaque: cargo tracking firms using AIS struggle to capture cross-strait movements, and satellite imagery trackers are hindered by government restrictions on releasing imagery for commercial use. But several UAE-based sources confirm that shuttling activity has picked up significantly in the last two weeks – so much…

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French oil giant TotalEnergies is moving discounted Middle Eastern crude through the Strait of Hormuz at a profit, even as higher shipping costs and security risks continue to restrict traffic through the waterway, CEO Patrick Pouyanne said at a Norwegian energy conference on Monday, Reuters reported. “We are today probably the largest trader of oil from Iraq or from Qatar … and I can tell you that today crude oil is moving through the Strait of Hormuz very quietly, not publicly,” Pouyanne said at a Norwegian energy conference. Producers are offering crude at $50-$60 per barrel, compared with Brent futures…

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MEED previously reported that Saudi Aramco had selected the Indian contractor for the project, with the contract estimated to be worth around $1.5bn Subscribe to read the full article Become a MEED subscriber for unlimited access to: Exclusive news, comment and analysis on the MENA region An unrivalled 20-year old archive Exclusive announcements on project news, bids, awards and updates The latest Industry data and competitor insights SUBSCRIBE To MEED REGISTER to unlock sample content Source link

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The project covers new substations at multiple voltage levels, as well as the supply and installation of 400kV extra-high-voltage power cables Subscribe to read the full article Become a MEED subscriber for unlimited access to: Exclusive news, comment and analysis on the MENA region An unrivalled 20-year old archive Exclusive announcements on project news, bids, awards and updates The latest Industry data and competitor insights SUBSCRIBE To MEED REGISTER to unlock sample content Source link

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