Aramco CEO: We can fix any disruption within days
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Amin Nasser, CEO of Saudi Arabia's state-owned oil company Aramco, stated that supply disruptions from the East-West pipeline, which was hit by drone attacks from Iraq, would not be significant, adding that "it is typically restored within a few days." CEO Nasser made these remarks in an interview with the Nikkei Shimbun published on the 25th. While visiting Japan, he acknowledged that the temporary suspension of supply was inevitable but made …
Saudi state-owned Aramco, the world's largest oil company, is assessing the construction of new crude oil export routes and increasing storage outside Saudi Arabia to cope with disruptions in global energy supply in the midst of the U.S.-Iran war.
Aramco CEO Amin Nasser is studying a fourth and fifth crude export route. - Energy News Beat
The remark, given to Nikkei Asia in Tokyo on September 24, is the clearest signal yet that Riyadh no longer treats three outlets as enough insurance against a two-front maritime crisis. Nasser said engineering and feasibility work is already underway. He did not name destinations, capacities, or dates. He did say Aramco can restore interrupted […]
Amin Nasser, the chief executive of Saudi Arabia’s state-owned oil company Aramco, has said that the company can restore any affected operations within a few days, while considering the increasing risks of attacks due to the Iran war, alternative routes for oil exports are also being considered. Amin Nasser told the international journal ‘Nikai Asia’ that Aramco has the ability to restore any disruption in its oil operations within a few days an…
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elperiodicodelaenergia.comSaudi state-owned Aramco, the world’s largest oil company, evaluates building new crude oil export routes and increasing storage outside Arabia [...]
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