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Saudi Arabia's East-West Pipeline is pumping oil again after a drone attack knocked it out for over a week
Aramco is preparing to reopen Yanbu to Asian buyers while pushing more crude through Hormuz than it has in a…
What happens when Iran’s oil has nowhere to go?
Iran’s Hormuz bypass has gone quiet, leaving storage and output as the next pressure points
Adnoc is in talks to buy stakes in refineries owned by Thailand's PTT and Nigeria's Dangot
The talks would put the UAE's oil giant on more even footing with Aramco's overseas refining footprint
Asia’s oil rebound is running cargoes and Chinese inventories
July imports recovered as the ceasefire released stranded cargoes and China slashed buying
Egypt accelerates USD 128 mn downstream grid expansion targeting early 2027
The pipeline buildout arrives amid a broader upswing in Egypt's petroleum sector
Iraq is quietly building a way to move oil without ever touching Hormuz
Iraq turns to trucks, pipelines, and Mediterranean outlets to keep energy exports moving
When Hormuz shuts, where do the barrels go?
Producers of crude oil and condensates in the Gulf region typically have limited need for large storage capacity beyond what…
Adnoc set to fast-track West-East pipeline expansion as it braces for supply chain disruptions
Despite repeated attacks and risks, Fujairah sits at the heart of the UAE’s oil export strategy
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