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Energy giant BP extends shakeup with new CEO pick

LONDON: British energy giant BP, which this year shelved targets on reducing carbon emissions, has appointed industry veteran Meg O'Neill to be chief executive from April, replacing Murray Auchincloss who stepped...

Meg O'Neill, who is set to become BP's next CEO. — Reuters

‘Climate-adapted’ turbines for PDO wind farms

Chinese turbine maker Goldwind set to make Oman debut with turbine supply contract for PDO wind farms.

Output from Block 53’s Mukhaizna field totals 640m barrels

Over 640 million barrels have been produced from the asset to date, making Mukhaizna one of the largest and most mature steam flood operations in the region

Duqm project joins Oman’s green energy framework

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Oman targets quarterly spot gas auctions

On offer in the current round is a supply of 75,000 MMBTUs per day of natural gas.

7 bidders qualified for RO 880m Misfah and Duqm IPPs

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NEDC emerges as Oman’s largest power utility

Credible energy transition hinges on regulatory agility: MEM official

Dr Firas Al Abduwani

Oman’s green energy policy to drive low-carbon shift

Oman’s green energy policy to drive low-carbon shift

Energy shift must reflect local realities: Experts warn

The panellists emphasised that energy transition is not merely about new technologies— it is a systemic transformation that requires public acceptance, economic restructuring, and policy coordination.

Abraj Energy wins RO 1.6m drilling contract from ARA Petroleum

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Indians buy 14 million ACs a year, driving energy demand

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No plans to sell stake in Oman gas fields

OPES and OSW 2025 together represent a prominent showcase of Oman’s energy sector achievements.

Oman refutes reports of the sale of shares in natural gas fields

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Oil prices post weekly gains on US-China trade talk optimism

A drone view of an oil tanker at Petrobras distribution terminal operated by Transpetro, the largest oil and gas transportation company of Brazil in Sao Sebastiao, in the state of Sao Paulo, Brazil. — Reuters

OQEP net profit exceeding RO 74.9 million

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