Primary Energy Consumption86.5 million toe
Oil Consumption1.43 million bopd
Refinery Throughput1.07 million bpd
The lack of resources in the ground might initially suggest a country with a fairly stagnant hydrocarbons industry, but Singapore is anything but. A major trading centre and a hub for oilfield technology, the city-state plays a pivotal role in the Southeast Asian energy landscape.
Due to its favourable tax regime, strategic location, transportation infrastructure and stable political climate, Singapore has come to serve as a base for oil and gas companies involved in exploration and production activities in Southeast Asia. The diminutive city-state has become a magnet for international oil companies.
ENEOS has acquired from Chevron a package of downstream assets in Southeast Asia and Australia for USD 2.2 billion.
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Haresh Sippy of Tema India talks about adjusting the company portfolio to participate in India’s largest, most sophisticated…
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Seatrium announces non-core asset sales as part of its ongoing drive to streamline operations and cut costs.
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Wail Al Jamali of OQ Trading talks about maximising the value of Omani energy resources in international markets
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Salah Al Fulaij of NBK talks about the bank’s support for Kuwait’s key energy projects and investments enabled by its growing international footprint.
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Rhys Jenkins of OSRL talks about the company’s expanding Bahrain base and deployment of oil spill technologies.
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Salim Al Hashmi of Oman Tank Terminal Company talks about the company's role in the strategy of OQ.
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