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Adnoc expands reach with Saudi Arabia service stations
The National
Saudi Arabia will have 20 Adnoc-branded service stations across the kingdom, kicking off the oil
company’s expansion beyond the UAE’s borders, where the subsidised price of petrol holds back
profitability for operators.
The first phase of the 15-year franchise agreement with Saudi-based Al Olaibi Group includes the
operation of service stations at key locations in Riyadh, Mecca and Medina under the trademark
and brand name Adnoc Distribution Global Company (ADGC), a statement from ADGC said yesterday.
The deal expands on Adnoc’s role agreed two years ago to provide technical and engineering
consultancy services to Al Olaibi, which already distributes and transports petroleum products in
the kingdom. Adnoc will now also provide retail, training, marketing and customer services
expertise.
“Saudi Arabia is one of the most significant and strategic markets in the region. This agreement
also marks a positive step in our efforts to strengthen cooperation among our companies working
in the area of petroleum product distribution and service station management in Saudi Arabia,”
said Abdulla Salem Al Dhaheri, the chairman of ADCG.
Mr Al Dhaheri said last year that Saudi wanted to upgrade its service stations, with 15 licences for
15 different operators up for grabs. As well as an expansion across the Emirates, Adnoc has also
been looking at opportunities in Iraq, Libya and North Africa because of demand.
Since the price of petrol is subsidised in the UAE, operators are working to generate better profit
margins from other businesses, such as retail and food and beverage. However, the returns from
these areas do not fully compensate for the losses on the sale of fuel.
While petrol prices in Saudi Arabia are lower than in the UAE – 16 cents a litre compared to 47
cents according to globalpetrolprices.com data this week – the subsidy is absorbed by the national
oil company Saudi Aramco. The UAE’s Enoc expanded into the kingdom in 2012 after closing
service stations in the Northern Emirates to reduce losses.
Abdulla Salem Al Dhaheri, Chairman of
ADNOC Distribution Global Company, and Eid
Abdul Hadi Al Olalibi, General Manager, Al
Olalibi Service Station Operation and
Management Company during the signing
ceremony.

Burden is on Saudi as Opec leaves oil output unchanged
BYBLOOMBERG NEWS
Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec), which supplies about 40 per cent of the world's crude, kept
its production target unchanged at 30 million barrels a day, a decision that was widely anticipated.
The Opec reaffirmed the ceiling for a fifth consecutive meeting,
Diezani Alison-Madueke, Nigeria's petroleum minister said after
the event. The group forecasts demand for its crude of 30.4
million barrels a day in the coming six months, while its 12
members produced 29.6 million barrels a day in April, the
organisation's data show.
Opec nations representing 94 per cent of the group's output
said before the meeting that they were at ease with supply and demand in global oil markets. While the
formal limit remains unchanged, the burden will fall to Saudi Arabia to increase output to meet higher
demand in the second half as political turmoil constrains Libyan output and sanctions curb Iranian exports,
according to Barclays, Societe Generale and Energy Aspects
"A rollover is to be expected," Andrey Kryuchenkov, an analyst at VTB Capital in London, said by e-mail
before the decision. "Most member states will be very comfortable with prices, while uncertainty over
Libyan supplies gives some room" for countries including Saudi Arabia to produce more, he said.
The International Energy Agency (IEA), the Paris-based adviser to 29 nations, recommended on May 15 a
"significant rise in Opec production" to meet its forecast of demand for the group's crude of 30.7 million
barrels a day in the second half of the year. Oil inventories in advanced nations were at 2.62 billion barrels
in April, the lowest for that month since 2008, the year Brent reached a record $147.50 a barrel, IEA data
show.
Increasing demand
In Libya, output has fallen to a tenth of pre-conflict capacity because of protests at oil fields and strikes at
export terminals. Iran faces an end in July to relief from sanctions, which have reduced oil exports, if it
cannot reach a broader deal on its nuclear programme
"We don't need to worry about anything, this is the best time for the market," Ali al-Naimi, Saudi Arabia's
oil minister, told journalists in a briefing before the meeting began. "Everything is good, stable and
everyone is happy." The kingdom is able to raise production as high as 12.5 million barrels a day and
sustain it there, he said
Incorporating Libya
Saudi Arabia produced 9.705 million barrels a day in May, a person with knowledge of the kingdom's
output said on Wednesday . Opec members will eventually need to discuss incorporating the return of
halted output in Iran, Iraq, Nigeria and Libya, Barclays said in a report on May 16. The 12-member Opec
includes Algeria, Angola, Ecuador, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Nigeria, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab
Emirates and Venezuela .The 29.6 million April oil-production figure from opec is from data gathered from
secondary sources.

Above Data summarr Report – By OPEC – Market Indicaters , end
April 2014 , for further details please visit www.opec.com

Japan firms eye opportunities in MENA green energy
By; Gulf-Times
Japanese firms have their eyes set on the GCC region, which is expected to spend $300bn on
water technology and desalination projects until 2022.
Tadashi Mitsugi, director, Japan Co-operation Centre
for the Middle East (JCCME) said, “The Mena (Middle
East and North Africa) region is one of the most
exciting markets for clean technology development,
water treatment and natural resources management in
the world. Rising energy and potable water demands,
combined with huge solar and wind potential and
strong leadership in the move towards sustainability,
make it an attractive market for Japanese
environmental technology companies. “Nowhere is this
truer than in Abu Dhabi, and we look forward to
exploring the emerging opportunities the region’s
flagship future energy event offers us.”
Japan emerged as the only top 20 ranked Asian country in the 2013 Global Sustainable
Competitiveness Index, released earlier this year. The East Asian nation was placed 12th among
176 countries, for its ability to maintain economic growth in a world of reduced natural resources.
In the specific field of sustainable innovation, Japan ranked fourth.
“Japan is a global leader in the deployment of solar energy and a clean technology innovator,”
said Naji Haddad, show director of the World Future Energy Summit. “Their experience and
knowledge can play a key role in enhancing the UAE’s and wider region’s renewable energy and
clean technology industry as it enters a period of growth.
“The World Future Energy Summit and International Water Summit unite players from across the
full value chain, offering innovators and technology players both large and small, an unrivalled
platform to showcase and realise commercial opportunities.”
The Middle East and North Africa is fast emerging as one of the world’s most promising clean
energy regions, particularly in the adoption of solar energy. The region has the potential to supply
between 50 and 70% of the world’s energy. The Mena region has allocated $50bn to renewable
energy deployment until 2020.
Responsible for nearly 60% of global desalination capacity, the region is also piloting desalination
from renewable energy technology. Masdar recently awarded four companies with a contract to
begin work on a pilot project.
Japan, an Asian leader in sustainability, has confirmed its participation at the 2015 edition of the
World Future Energy Summit (WFES) and International Water Summit (IWS) in January, 2015.
The events, which take place during Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week – hosted by Masdar – will
offer Japanese companies a window into the UAE and GCC region’s growing clean energy and
water industries.

The announcement was made following a visit to Tokyo this week by a UAE delegation that
included Matthew Griffiths, Director of Water Strategy and Reuse at Abu Dhabi’s Regulation and
Supervision Bureau, and Naji El Haddad, WFES Show Director.
The delegation outlined the commercial opportunities for inward investment as the region
diversifies its energy mix, water resources and steps up its sustainability ambitions.
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Genel Energy PLC And Gulf Keystone Petroleum Limited Have A
Problem On Their Hands. By Rupert Hargreaves
The long-awaited completion of Kurdistan's new oil pipeline to Turkey, was supposed to be boon for Genel
Energy and Gulf Keystone Petroleum . The two companies have been waiting for the ability to be able to
export their oil to the international market for years now, and in the words of Gulf Keystone Chief
Executive, Todd Kozel:
"Exports are what we've been waiting for since 2007, so the pipeline is very big and instrumental for a
company like Gulf Keystone,"
But there is a problem; no one wants the Kurdish oil.
Pipeline problems
Both Gulf Keystone and Genel had been relying on the newly constructed pipeline, from Kurdistan to
Turkey, to boost their sales this year.
Before the construction of the pipeline, Kurdish oil exports were constrained to a small volume shipped by
truck to two Turkish ports on the Mediterranean. Companies could also sell their output into the domestic
market at a significant discount to the Brent benchmark.
The pipeline was constructed last year, and the Kurds have been exporting oil to Turkey through the
pipeline since December. However, Turkey had refrained from selling the oil on, saying it would wait for
the Kurdish Regional Government and Baghdad to reach an agreement on oil exports before it made a
move.

As of yet, no agreement has been reached, but during May, Turkey changed its position and allowed the
United Leadership tanker to be loaded with 1 million barrels of Kurdish oil. Upon hearing the news that
Turkey was allowing exports, Iraq swiftly filed an arbitration case against Turkey with the International
Chamber of Commerce and things are now getting worse.
No home
Despite Iraq's threats, at the end of May, according to ship
tracking data, the United Leadership set sail for the US
Gulf Coast. Kurdistan had claimed that the oil was
purchased by parties within Germany and Italy.
On its way toward the United States the tanker reversed
course, just south of Portugal, with a new destination:
Gibraltar, where it would await further orders. This change
of course came as the US State Department revealed that it
did not condone oil sales bypassing Baghdad, and any
buyers of the oil risked a legal suit with the federal government.
"We do not support the export or sale of oil absent the appropriate approval of the federal Iraqi
government,"
After heading towards Gibraltar, the tanker tried to unload in Morocco where it was swiftly turned away,
and according to the latest data, the vessel is still waiting offshore Rabat. So far, United Leadership has not
made any attempt to head towards Italy, or Germany. Italy has warned that any private firms buying what
has been deemed 'illegal' oil from Kurdistan are liable to legal action from the Italian and Iraqi
government.
Still, even though United Leadership has been turned away from several ports, a second tanker was loaded
up with Kurdish crude yesterday. With nowhere to unload this cargo, the vessel's crew could be in for a long
voyage.
Not worried just yet
Still, Gulf Keystone has been successfully its production to Turkey since late November 2013, with the first
sales commencing in late January 2014 and first payment received in May 2014. So, as of yet the company
does not seem worried.
Foolish summary
It would seem that oil pumped from Kurdistan is currently being rejected by the international community.
With this being the case and no agreement in sight between Baghdad and Kurdistan regarding exports, the
growth of Genel and Gulf Keystone could be stunted going forward.
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UK-Based Firm to Launch Sharia-Compliant Green Energy Project
UK-based Simply Sharia, a company of independent financial advisors, said it has become the first to
launch a Sharia-compliant green energy project. Simply Sharia will take a leading role in the scheme - the
first of its kind in the Islamic financial world - along with partners Gardner Asset Management (GAM) and
Shariyah Review Bureau.
The scheme is set to deliver significant benefits to investors
by selling government-backed green energy certificates and
electricity to the grid. The Sharia compliant Green Energy
Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) will provide investors
with an opportunity to participate as shareholders of a
company in a government-backed renewable energy project
delivering revenue from Renewable Obligation Certificates
and the sale of electricity to the grid. The investment strategy
of the company will focus on capital preservation, while
offering potentially significant equity returns to shareholders.
The project will own a field-based solar photovoltaic generation plant located in the UK that produces
electricity. Each 1 Megawatt peak (MWp) of electricity generated by a solar plant powers more than 300
average homes, prevents 430 tons of CO2 emissions annually and it takes just 2.5 years of clean energy
generation to pay back the CO2 used in constructing the solar. The project will be run by GAM, who have
extensive knowledge and experience in renewable energy, and who will work with a number of specialist
companies to structure, establish and manage the project.
The project’s technical consultant, Steven Coates, has 39 years’ experience in the building industry,
including the last 10 years spent as a specialist project engineer and project manager in the renewable sector.
Faizal Karbani, the CEO of Simply Sharia, said: “This will be the first certified Sharia Compliant Green
Energy EIS offered to UK investors. We believe the structure of the investment fits very
well with the values and principles of Sharia." "We are using a structure common to
Islamic finance known as an Investment Wakala, whereby an Agent (Wakil) is appointed
by investors to manage and run the investment on their behalf," remarked Karbani.
Shariyah Review Bureau CEO Yasser S. Dahlawi said: "We are very excited about this
project which will allow both Islamic investors and consumers to play a role in a greener
environment." "We are continuously on the lookout for innovative ways to contribute to projects which help
protect our environment and conserve scarce resources while offering clients cutting-edge Islamic
investment opportunities," he noted.
"This Islamic green energy project is an ideal addition to our Sharia Advisory business, and the scheme’s
environmentally responsible theme ensures that we're catering to the highest level of innovation available in
the Sharia compliant market," he added.

UK Oil & Gas Investments announces update on investment in the Lidsey oil field
Source: UKOG
AIM-listed UK Oil & Gas Investments (UKOG) has announced that work has started on the second stage
well intervention on the producing Lidsey-1 well in the UK Weald Basin. This second stage production
enhancement programme is expected to take approx. one week to complete. UKOG owns 6% of Angus
Energy, the operator and 70% owner of the Lidsey oil field.
David Lenigas, the Company's Chairman, commented:
'This long awaited production improvement programme on the Lidsey oil field, near Bogna Regis, is
designed to open up the existing un-tapped sections of the Lidsey-1 well. Results of this programme will be
announced when completed.'
Lidsey oil field
The Lidsey oil field, in the Weald Basin, is held under United Kingdom Production Licence PL 241. Oil
production was 25 bopd, prior to a re-completion programme back in November and December 2013, which
resulted in a temporary boost in oil production. Production has steadily declined to [34-38] bopd and Angus
Energy have now formally advised the partners in Lidsey that a new re-completion is being planned in order
to again increase production. .The drilling of the new Lidsey-2 well has been postponed until after the
Lidsey-1 well re-completion.
Lidsey has a fully permitted and operation 2,000-barrel storage facility and its 38 API oil is regularly
trucked and sold to the Perenco Oil Refinery. On 13 March 2014, UKOG announced the conclusions of the
independent reserve and resource reports ('CPRs') prepared by RPS Energy Consultants for both the Lidsey
and Brockham Fields in the Weald Basin, a copy of which is available from the Company's website at
www.ukogplc.com

Eni acquires from Sasol a 40% interest and operatorship in an offshore
exploration block off South Africa's east coast, Source: Eni / energy-pedia
Eni has concluded an agreement with Sasol Petroleum International, the upstream O&G subsidiary of
Sasol, to acquire a 40% interest and Operatorship in the Exploration Right permit 236 (ER236) in South
Africa. Sasol will retain a majority 60% interest. The permit grants the right to explore for hydrocarbons on
a wide offshore unexplored area of 82,000 sq km on South Africa’s east coast (Durban and Zululand
basins), Kwazulu-Natal province. The permit was granted to Sasol by the South African regulator Petroleum
Agency of South Africa (PASA) in late 2013.
The agreement, which is subject to Government approval, reinforces Eni’s position on the East Africa coast,
where Eni is already present with exploration activities in Mozambique and in Kenya. The Farm-in
agreement forms part of a wider cooperation between Sasol and Eni in Southern Africa and other areas,
mainly focused on maximizing opportunities in the gas value chain.
Commenting on the agreement, Sasol's CEO, David Constable, said, 'The establishment of our partnership
with Eni in respect of our offshore South African interests complements Sasol’s strategy to develop
sustainable energy solutions, which will serve to ensure all-important economic growth and development in
southern Africa and the broader region. In addition, accelerated exploration activity, as represented by
ER236, will have many positive benefits for South Africa and the broader region, in terms of energy
security and increasing levels of international investment.'

Egypt's gas production to rise by 500 bcf/day by December - minister
Source: Reuters
Egypt's oil minister said on Wednesday that natural gas production would increase by 500 million cubic feet
daily by December, when several gas fields are due to come on stream.
Sherif Ismail was quoted by the website of Egypt's flagship Al-Ahram newspaper as saying that the
expected increase would effectively be closer to 450 million cubic feet daily once natural attrition in well
productivity is accounted for. The boost would bring gas production to 5.2 billion cubic feet (bcf) per day by
the end of December, Al-Ahram website quoted Ismail as saying.
That amount is lower than the 5.4 bcf/day the ministry forecasted for the fiscal year that begins July 1. That
forecast, released in February, saw gas production failing to meet surging domestic demand in the next
fiscal year.
Ismail said the
fields due to
come on stream
by the end of the
year included
Daka, Sapphire,
and Libra, but
did not name the
firms developing
the fields. He
said that Egypt
is currently
producing
680,000 barrels
of oil and
condensate per
day.
Egypt's rapidly
growing
population and
increasing
dependence on
natural gas due
to artificially
low subsidised prices have led to gas shortages and power cuts in recent years. The growing population of
85 million and generous subsidies have kept demand increasing to the extent that Egypt has cut into exports
of liquefied natural gas (LNG) previously promised to foreign firms.
Egypt's energy prices are among the lowest in the world, and the cash-strapped government spends more
than a fifth of its budget keeping them down.
Current account figures released by the central bank on Wednesday showed Egypt's spending on oil imports
between January and March at $3.8 billion, almost $1 billion more than last year. Its revenues from oil
exports declined to $2.7 billion from just over $3 billion in the same period.

Nigeria to monetize its gas locally with Brass Fertilizer projects
The Lagos-based Brass Fertilizer Company Limited (BFCL or Brass Fertilizer) is planning to build world-
scale gas treatment plant supported by methanol and nitrogen fertilizer facilities on the Brass Island in the
State of Bayelsa in Nigeria.
With the natural gas prices depressed as a consequence of the US shale gas glut, all the producing countries
are investigating solutions to take advantage of the situation in developing competitive downstream
industries fitting at best with their domestic market. In the case of Nigeria, the most populated country in
Africa, agriculture is a strategic sector calling for always more production efficiency.
As a major importer of fertilizer, while exporting natural
gas, Nigeria is motivating private companies to invest in
nitrogen-based fertilizer projects to provide triple wins to all
parties involved:
- High pay back to investors because of low gas prices
- Employment for local communities
- Positive trading balance for the Government
Last year, Dangote Group, the largest private African
company, had announced a first fertilizer project. Then a
pool of companies have decided to establish Brass
Fertilizer to build a world-scale complex including: -
Gas central processing facility (CPF),-Methanol&
Urea plants.
With a capacity of 500 million cubic feet per day (cf/d) the gas CPF will go to market directly with
condensate through its entity Brass Gas and will supply in parallel the entity Brass Methanol for the
production of methanol and Brass Urea for the production of nitrogen fertilizer.
Brass Fertilizer selected EIL for project management
Brass Fertilizer completed the feasibility study of the project whereas the gas supply will be secured from
ShellBlock OML 30 through dedicated inlet gas pipelines. According to the conclusions of the feasibility
study, Brass Fertilizer is planning to build this methanol and urea plants in two phases. With a capital
expenditure of $3.5 billion, the Brass Fertilizer Project Phase-1 should include the:
- Gas plant
- Methanol facility with a capacity of 1.75 million tonne per year (t/y)
- Urea first production unit of 1.3 million t/y
Then the Brass Fertilizer Project Phase-2 should break ground five years after the Phase-1 start up in
commercial operations. Requiring an additional $1 billion capital expenditure, this Brass Fertilizer Project
Phase-2 will come to double the urea capacity with a second production unit of 1.3 million t/y.
In the conceptual design selected by Brass Fertilizer, the Brass Gas facility, the Brass Methanol plant and
the urea plant will run independently from each other so that any interruption on one unit will not affect the
others. To be located on the coast line, the local Authorities of Bayelsa State will create a new industrial
zone covering 330 hectare enabling Brass Fertilizer future expansion. Having selected the site and set up the
financing, Brass Fertilizer is now moving on the front end engineering and design (FEED) work in targeting
the first production of the methanol and urea plants in 2019 with the support of Engineers India Ltd (EIL) as
project manager consultant.

Tellus Resources acquires interest in Block 3114 in Madagascar
in deal with Caravel Energy. Source: Tellus Resources
Australian company Tellus Resources has agreed to acquire a 25% interest (with the right to
acquire up to an 80% interest) in a drill-ready and large scale oil exploration asset - the Bezaha
Oil Project concession (Block 3114) located in Southern Madagascar - off the south-east coast
of Africa. The vendor of the asset is ASX listed company Caravel Energy (CRJ). The terms of
the transaction are summarised below.
• Formal shareholder support will be required with respect to one aspect of the transaction and the Company
will put the relevant resolution at an Extraordinary General Meeting to be called shortly.
• The consideration for the asset is the issuance of 85M TLU shares.
The Asset, which comprises approx. 10,000 sq kms of onshore acreage, has recently been the subject of a
seismic campaign which has identified large scale oil targets together with at least one drill ready prospect.
As such, a drilling campaign is planned to commence in the latter part of the year. The acreage the subject
of the acquisition has recently been the subject of a seismic campaign which has identified large scale oil
targets. As such, a drilling campaign is planned to commence in the latter part of this year.
Contemporaneous with this transaction, TLU has entered into Agreements which provide it with debt
facilities to borrow up to $550k. The Company is expecting an R&D rebate from the ATO later this year

which will more than cover any amounts drawn down from these facilities.
Commenting on the deal, the Company’s Managing Director, Mr Carl Dorsch, said 'this on-shore oil
prospective asset in Madagascar will add significantly to the Company’s suite of high impact oil exploration
assets. I have considerable experience in working in franchophone Africa and I’m looking forward to the
opportunities in neighbouring Madagascar which is located off the south east coast in one of the most
prospective exploration areas remaining in the world.'
Key Terms of Sale Agreement
Under the Sale Agreement the Company has agreed to acquire:
• CRJ’s 25% shareholding interest in PetroMad (Mauritius) Limited (PetroMad) (being the company which
owns a 100% interest in the Bezaha Oil Project concession located in Southern Madagascar – the Asset); and
• all of CRJ’s rights and obligations under an agreement entered into with the owner of the remaining 75%
interest in PetroMad (and under which CRJ is entitled, subject to successful completion of staged work
programs, to earn up to an 80% ownership interest in PetroMad).
The consideration for the acquisition is the issue of 85 million TLU shares (of which 60 million are to be
issue to CRJ and the other 25 million to certain nominated CRJ creditors). CRJ is required to distribute the
60M shares to its own shareholders. A parcel of shares will also be issued to TLU’s corporate adviser upon
completion.
Settlement of the acquisition is conditional, inter alia, on each of TLU and CRJ obtaining all shareholder
approvals required under the ASX listing Rules and the Corporations Act to effect the transaction.

Senegal: FAR provides update on the FAN-1 well, offshore Senegal
Source: FAR
JV partner FAR reports that Cairn Energy and its Joint Venture partners (Cairn Working Interest (WI) 40%
and Operator, ConocoPhillips 35% WI, FAR Ltd 15% WI and Petrosen, the Senegal National Oil
Company, retaining a 10% WI in the exploration phase) have modified the Senegal drilling programme in
order to incorporate essential maintenance. Having set 13-3/8”casing in the FAN-1 well ahead of drilling
into the two main objectives, the maintenance work is expected to take approx. 12 days.
The FAN-1 well is located in the North
Fan Prospect in 1,427m water depth in
the Sangomar Deep block approx.
100km offshore Senegal.
As a result of essential rig maintenance,
the FAN-1 well completion date has
been delayed and the estimated cost to
complete the FAN-1 well is expected to
exceed the original estimates and AFE
by Operator. Funding for FAR’s 15%
participating interest in the two Senegal
wells will be in the form of future carries
and from cash previously received from
Cairn Energy and ConocoPhillips
(reference: FAR ASX release
17/04/2014).

Oceaneering Awarded Jangkrik Umbilicals Contract
Source: Eni Indonesia brochure
Oceaneering International has secured a contract from FMC Technologies to supply umbilicals for
the Jangkrik Project located in the Muara Bakau PSC off Indonesia.
The order is for super-duplex steel tube production control umbilicals, with a total combined length
of approximately 50 km. These will be used to supply hydraulic and electrical power, and chemical
injection to the subsea wells in the field.
Product manufacturing will be performed at the Oceaneering Umbilical Solutions facility in Rosyth,
Scotland, commencing in Q4-2014.
Delivery is scheduled for Q2-2016. Jangkrik ownership: Eni (55%, operator) and GDF Suez (45%).

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