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Iran-Oman Gas Pipeline is an under construction gas pipeline that would run from Iran to Oman. Operator: National Iranian Gas Export Company Owner: Iran

Kuwait in 2009, Jebel Ali FLNG Terminal in Dubai in 2010, Hadera LNG Terminal in Israel in 2013, Jordan through Aqaba Jordan LNG Terminal in 2015, Ruwais

the Iranian border and 380 km (240 mi) km northeast of the nearest point in Oman across the Arabian Sea. Gwadar Port is located at the mouth of the Persian

export terminal under development in the Sonora region of Mexico. This FLNG export terminal is to be located at the Port of Guaymas in Mexico's Sonora

2023 Oman Qalhat LNG Terminal is an LNG terminal in Ash Sharqiyah, Oman. Oman LNG was established by the Royal decree of Sultan Qaboos of Oman in 1994

Oman Main Line–Ras Markaz Oil Pipeline is a proposed oil pipeline in Oman. The pipeline would run from the Oman Main Oil Line, near Nahdah, Ad Dakhiliyah

year across the entire pipeline. In June 2021, preliminary construction work has started. As of January 2023, the construction works for the third stage

original pipeline project, Iran and Pakistan remained in partnership and signed a deal in 2009 The pipeline's construction was planned to begin in 2012 and

producer in Texas, the largest gas producer in California, and has additional operations in Kansas, Oklahoma and New Mexico. Oxy has assets in Libya, Oman

Fahud-Sohar NGL pipeline is a natural gas liquid pipeline under construction in Oman. The pipeline runs from the New Fahud NGL Plant to the Steam Cracker

companies to bid on a pipeline package for the Khazzan development in north-central Oman. In 2015, a contract was awarded to the Oman Construction Company for the

Announced, Pre-construction, under construction from Global Energy Monitor's trackers Morocco’s 2009 National Energy Strategy and Paris Agreement NDC: In 2009 Morocco

million bpd. National Iranian Oil Engineering & Construction Company. "Goureh-Jask Crude Oil Pipeline Construction". NIOEC.com. Retrieved August 5, 2020.{{cite

maps vary in their accuracy. Route mapping priority is given to projects that are in development (Proposed, Construction) and over 100 km in length. If

Sagunto LNG Terminal has suffered from severe under-utilization in recent years, reaching a low point in the third quarter of 2018, when it used 0% of

expected to cost US$2 billion. The pipeline is part of a development plan in the region, which includes the construction of a terminal, two refineries, a

sales in 2022 grew by 12% as compared to sales in 2021. Almost 30% of the population in Uganda lives in rural areas. However, research published in 2021