ADNOC changes crude pricing to a prompt-month Dubai basis
The methodology takes effect on 1 November for Murban, Das, Umm Lulu and Upper Zakum grades.
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The methodology takes effect on 1 November for Murban, Das, Umm Lulu and Upper Zakum grades.
Oilfield services support growth, while the company reports an early deployment of its AI-enabled island rig.
The UAE rollout connects real-time drilling operations while retaining critical data in a local sovereign cloud.
The USD 6.2 billion decision targets gas production from 2030, with drilling services assigned to ADNOC Drilling.
Land drilling partly offsets offshore weakness; the contractor reports 43 active rigs at the end of June.
A four-year award worth approximately SAR 2 billion lifts the contractor’s reported backlog to SAR 18 billion.
The contractor expects a jack-up redeployment to another Gulf country before the end of the third quarter.
The contractor targets full offshore utilization by the end of the third quarter; the notice is not proof of completed restarts.
Egypt drilling supports production while security disruption constrains Kurdistan processing utilization.
The second-quarter update distinguishes group financial performance from recovery at Tawke and Peshkabir.
The talks include a proposed AIQ Egypt platform; no completed national rollout or signed drilling contract is announced.
Mediterra’s investment program targets seven interventions and two new wells in the Aswan area.
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