Petronas starts up Turkmenistan field
Malaysian national oil company Petronas is ready to start production from its Garagol Deniz West field in the Turkmenistan area of the Caspian Sea, some eight years after a platform jacket was installed.
Malaysian national oil company Petronas is ready to start production from its Garagol Deniz West field in the Turkmenistan area of the Caspian Sea, some eight years after a platform jacket was installed.
As the period for comments on UK Export Finance’s (UKEF) plans close, a campaigning group has highlighted a number of hydrocarbon projects in which the agency may play a role.
The energy-rich Central Asian nation of Turkmenistan is hosting an economic forum intended to bolster co-operation between Caspian Sea nations.
Authorities have stopped a sweeping search for 18 oil workers who disappeared from an oil platform in the Caspian Sea.
Turkmenistan will start building a long-delayed, $10billion gas pipeline to Pakistan and India via Afghanistan in early December. The Central Asian country holds the world's fourth-largest natural gas reserves but remains dependent on gas exports to China after Russia cut back gas imports in the past few years.