Oil’s push toward $90 gets lift from physical markets everywhere
As headline oil prices edge ever closer to $90 a barrel, there’s little sign of a let up in the day-to-day demand that’s underpinned the rally.
As headline oil prices edge ever closer to $90 a barrel, there’s little sign of a let up in the day-to-day demand that’s underpinned the rally.
Adnoc has the goal of being the world’s lowest-cost oil producer of choice. Unlike some of its IOC competitors, struggling to come to terms with the demands of meeting today’s energy needs and tomorrow’s transition, it is willing to put the money in.
Adnoc has set out plans to issue bonds via a new wholly owned subsidiary, as it continues working to raise capital.
Adnoc has signed a deal to secure clean power, from nuclear and solar, with Emirates Water and Electricity Company (EWEC).
Adnoc has signed up two more potential Murban Futures customers and lifted destination restrictions, in addition to providing more market information.
There are brighter days ahead for the oil industry, but companies must be agile and cut costs, Adnoc’s CEO Sultan Al Jaber said in opening remarks to the Adipec conference.
Adnoc Onshore has awarded engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contracts for two main oil lines at the Jebel Dhanna terminal.