Saudi Aramco news

Amin H. Nasser, President and Chief Executive Officer of Saudi Aramco and Patrick Pouyanné, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Total, have signed the joint development agreement in Dhahran for the front-end engineering and design (FEED) of a giant petrochemical complex in Jubail, on Saudi Arabia’s eastern coast. 

Saudi Aramco joined several major oil and gas companies and key energy and climate leaders for the fourth annual meeting of OGCI in New York City.

A new GlobalData report forecasts Middle Eastern oil storage growth to be led by Oman and Iran.

Valve and valve-block manufacturing in the Germany-based facility has been officially in progress since July.

Reuters reports that the Malaysian state energy firm is seeking acquisitions in a bid to expand its specialty chemical business.

Air Products will supply syngas for Jiutai New Material Co. Ltd’s long-term mono-ethylene glycol project in Hohhot, China.

The joint venture will purchase gasification assets, power block and associated utilities in Jazan Economic City from Saudi Aramco for over US$8 billion.

Saipem has been awarded contracts worth approximately US$800 million in total.

Saudi Aramco and SABIC have awarded a contract to KBR for the development of part of a crude-oil-to-chemicals complex.

Saudi Aramco has responded to media speculation regarding its interest in acquiring an ownership position in the Saudi Basic Industries Corp.