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.
KBR has won engineering contracts from Seatrium for the topsides facilities of two new FPSOs to be deployed by Petrobras in…
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Conrad has signed a sale agreement with Sembcorp Gas for the export portion of the natural gas from its Mako field.
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TotalEnergies has delivered its first cargo of 100% biofuel bunker in Singapore.
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Elham Mahfouz of the Commercial Bank of Kuwait talks about participating in Kuwait’s key oil and gas projects.
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Vopak has commissioned 40,000 cubic metres of storage capacity for blending biofuels to marine fuels in Singapore.
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Seatrium has resigned a contract with Shell and GasLog LNG Services to service LNG carriers in Southeast Asia.
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Mecwide Angola has commissioned a new metalworks yard in Angola, the construction and maintenance company announced on Thursday.
The facility will provide…
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The deep offshore Kaombo project has successfully begun production, Total announced on Friday.
The 115,000-bopd Kaombo Norte FPSO has been brought on stream, and…
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Kevin Ramnarine, Trinidad and Tobago’s former minister of energy and energy industries, talks to TOGY about policy changes that have led to a more attractive and…
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Himmat Ahlawat, general manager in Kuwait for Wilhelmsen Ships Service (WSS), talks to TOGY about how Kuwait’s maritime infrastructure needs to evolve, the…
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The first Kaombo FPSO has arrived in Angolan waters, Total announced Friday.
Kaombo Norte left its base in Singapore in March 2018. Both of the two FPSOs planned…
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Adi Agung Tirtamarta, the president-director of Bayu Martim, talks to TOGY about how maritime companies are reacting to lowered rates, the availability of projects in…
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The government of the Philippines will put 14 offshore blocks on offer later this year, international media reported on Sunday.
A reputation for cumbersome…
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Kaombo Norte, the first FPSO for Angola’s Block 32, left its base in Singapore for marine tests on Tuesday, Laurent Maurel, Total E&P Angola’s general manager, told…
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The crew of an Indian oil tanker has regained control over their vessel after a pirate attack off the coast of Benin, the tanker’s management company announced on…
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Oman LNG has signed a seven-year sales agreement with BP, local and international media reported over the weekend.
BP Singapore will purchase about 18 LNG cargoes…
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Ahmed Omar Abdulla, the CEO of Borouge, talks to TOGY about competition in the global market and strategies for sustainability. Borouge, a joint venture between ADNOC…
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