Gas---with output to double by 2010--is driving new phase of industrial development

Article Abstract:

Saudi Arabia's expected natural gas production is forecast to double to 10 bil cubic feet/day by 2010. The country has developed a long-term strategy for expanding the industry, creating investment opportunities that have already led to the establishment of more than seventeen petrochemical facilities.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Production data, Saudi Arabia, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis

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Saudi Arabia and eight oil majors sign gas development agreements

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Issues are presented concerning the $15-billion South Ghawar gas field development project in Saudi Arabia. Eight major oil companies have won a share in the development with the lead role going to ExxonMobil.

Economic policy, Contracts, Natural gas fields, Discovery and exploration, Exxon Mobil Corp., Gas fields

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Gas investments initiative will boost Saudi market for supplies and services

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An analysis of the likely effect of Saudi Arabia's deal with international oil companies to develop the countries gas sector is presented.

Natural resources, Natural gas exploration

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