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Gulf Oil and Gas Newsletter May 2004

	NEWS LETTER
	Volume 052004

Middle East Highlights @ GulfOilandGas

KBR Provides Engineering Design Services For Shell Gas To Liquids Project in Qatar
LONDON - KBR is providing engineering services for the onshore design of a $5 billion Gas to Liquids (GTL) project in Qatar under a Front End Engineering Design (FEED) contract awarded to its joint venture partner JGC Corporation of Japan by Shell Global Solutions. KBR is the engineering, construction and services subsidiary of Halliburton (NYSE:HAL). More...

J. Ray McDermott Awarded RasGas Expansion
J. Ray McDermott, S.A. (“J. Ray”), a subsidiary of McDermott International, Inc. (NYSE: MDR) (“McDermott”), announced today that it has been awarded additional work offshore Qatar by Ras Laffan Liquefied Natural Gas Company Limited (II). On March 31, 2004, Ras Laffan exercised the WH9 deck and pipeline option under the RasGas Expansion Project Contract, which was originally awarded to J. Ray three years ago. More...

Technip: Contract Award for Ethylene Plant In Kuwait
The Dow Chemical Company, (Dow) and Petrochemical Industries Company, Kuwait (PIC) have contracted Technip USA Corporation, a fully owned affiliate of Technip, to provide engineering services covering cracking furnaces and the recovery section of the new Ethylene Plant, planned for the Olefins-2 Petrochemicals Complex to be constructed in Shuaiba, Kuwait which is a Joint Venture between Dow and PIC. More...

Dolphin Energy Signs MOU With Oman Oil Company to Supply Natural Gas to Sultanate of Oman
Abu Dhabi, April 20, 2004 – Dolphin Energy Limited announced today the signature of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Oman Oil Company, with a view to supply natural gas to the Sultanate of Oman. More...

Chiyoda/Toyo Consortium Receives Contract for 2nd Fertilizer Plant Project from Iran
An international consortium consisting of Chiyoda Corporation (Chiyoda), Toyo Engineering Corporation (Toyo), and Petrochemical Industries Design and Engineering Company (PIDEC), an Iranian engineering firm, with the cooperation of Mitsui & Co., Ltd., has been awarded a contract by Petrochemical Industries Development Management Company (PIDMCO), affiliated with Iran's National Petrochemical Corporation (NPC), to construct a 2,050 t/d ammonia plant and a 3,250 t/d urea plant in the Bandar Assaluyeh region. The value of the contract is approximately Japanese Yen 25 billion and completion is scheduled for 2006. More...

Africa Highlights @ GulfOilandGas

First Calgary Petroleums Ltd. updates on operations on Blocks 405b and 406a in Algeria
CALGARY, March 26, 2004 – First Calgary Petroleums Ltd. (“FCP”) today announces the commencement of production testing operations on the MLE-5 appraisal well and drilling operations on the LEC-1 and ZCH-1 exploration wells. More...

BP Egypt Announces Taurt Discovery In Eastern Nile Delta
BP Egypt announced today the Taurt gas discovery in the Ras El Barr concession in the Nile Delta region. The well lies 70 kilometers Northeast of Port Said in the Seth development lease of the Ras El Barr (REB) concession, approximately 12 kilometers to the Northeast of the Ha’py gas field. More...

Community News and Events @ GulfOilandGas

Sand Control and Management for The African Oil and Gas Industry: 30 June - 1 July 2004 The BMW Pavilion Conference Centre, Cape Town
Sand Control and Management for the African Oil and Gas Industry is the 8th in Oil and Gas IQ’s highly successful Sand Control and Management series, which has been hosted around the globe, but this conference brings the experts together in Africa for the very first time.

Gas Monetisation in Egypt: Semiramis Inter-Continental Hotel Cairo, Egypt, 11th-12th May 2004
The fostering of new technology is key to realising Egypt's gas potential. The recent introduction of the latest sub-sea techniques signifies a major breakthrough in deepwater exploration. With substantial increases in proven reserves, Egypt is growing in importance as a global gas provider.As well as promoting economic development and environmental benefits, the introduction of new technology, such as LNG, is helping to improve Egypt's competitive position and open up the market for its gas.

Under the patronage of the Minister of Petroleum, this conference will bring together senior government officials, producers, consumers and all those supplying technology, services and expertise to debate the way forward for gas monetisation in Egypt. Discussions will focus on the emerging investment opportunities, looking at the new policies and priorities for development. The programme's central theme will be how to address the economic, technical and financial challenges and maximise the potential and returns on investment.

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