Qatar Petroleum News
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Qatar Petroleum International agreed to purchase a stake in Total SA’s Congo operations, its first investment in an overseas offshore oil field, amid a slowdown in energy spending at home.
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Qatar created a $1 billion investment arm to add foreign power and water assets to stakes it already has in businesses from Barclays Plc to Harrods department store.
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Doha Global Investment, the $12 billion fund controlled by Qatar Holding LLC, will delay its initial public offering as it awaits regulatory approvals.
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Four companies owned by state-run Qatar Petroleum plan to sell shares to the public in the coming years as the country, home to the world’s third-largest gas reserves, seeks to build its $136 billion stock exchange.
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Exxon Mobil Corp., the largest energy company by market value, signed an agreement with Qatar Petroleum International to move forward with construction of a $10 billion natural gas export terminal in Texas.
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Centrica Plc and state-run Qatar Petroleum agreed to buy natural gas fields from Canada’s Suncor Energy Inc. for C$1 billion ($981 million) as the largest U.K. household-energy company seeks added supplies for North American customers.
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Qatar, the world’s largest producer of liquefied natural gas, may get better value investing in U.S. supply instead of expanding existing facilities, according to Wood Mackenzie Ltd.
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Qatar Petroleum, the Gulf country’s state-run energy company, plans to raise about $3 billion from project financing next quarter to develop its Barzan natural-gas facility, two bankers familiar with the transaction said.
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc, Europe’s largest oil company, plans to expand projects with Qatar Petroleum and PetroChina Co. after successful ventures in the Middle East and Asia.
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Qatar Petroleum, the Persian Gulf country’s state-run energy company, plans to finance $10 billion to $13 billion worth of projects in 2014, the head of project finance said.
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