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    The oil the Saudi fields contain is highly prized Arab Light oil, which is easily converted into transport fuel. "It is a very welcome addition at a time when there are precious few supplies able to add this kind of increment to the market" said David Fyfe of the International Energy Agency. Full Article at Malaysia Sun
    It is a very welcome addition at a time when there are precious few supplies able to add this kind of increment to the market
    SOURCE: Malaysia Sun 17 months ago
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Saudi certain new oil mega project will be on time
  1. We have a minimum of a 30-year plateau, that is always our plan
    SOURCE: Malaysia Sun 17 months ago
  2. Even with a slight delay, it took 41 months from start to finish compared to the world average of 53 months, still Khursaniyah is doing very well
    SOURCE: Malaysia Sun 17 months ago
  3. We are 100 percent confident that Khurais will come on stream as planned in June 2009
    SOURCE: Malaysia Sun 17 months ago

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