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Malaysian firm seeks renewables deals in Mideast
GulfTimes By Arno Maierbrugger/Gulf Times Correspondent /Manila
Malaysia-based TNB Energy Services (TNBES), a subsidiary of Malaysia’s energy giant Tenaga
Nasional Berhad and specialised on renewable energy projects, is looking for partnerships in the
Middle East to pursue sustainable energy ventures, the company’s managing director Mohd Azhar
Abdul Rahman said.
He added that TNBES is especially interested in working closely with government-linked
companies in the Middle East to penetrate the renewable energy market, ideally via joint-ventures
or special purpose vehicles. The countries in the region would be an “ideal location” for green
energy ventures such as solar power plants due to the abundance of sunshine there, Rahman
argued.
TNBES, the green energy arm of Malaysia’s largest power supplier which is one of the blue chips
at the Bursa Malaysia, says it has acquired a lot of know-how in the renewable energy industry
through its partnership with US industry group General Electric (GE), especially with GE
Research.
The company is focused on green energy and energy efficiency projects based on solar power
technology, wind energy, hydro power and biomass, as well as hybrid systems. It also designs
An Emarati man stands on a balcony overlooking the Shams 1, Concentrated Solar
power (CSP) plant, in al-Gharibiyah district on the outskirts of Abu Dhabi. TNBES is
especially interested in working closely with government-linked companies in the
Middle East to penetrate the renewable energy market, ideally via joint-ventures or
special purpose vehicles.

and develops renewable energy power plants as well as grids for commercial and residential
power supply.
The strategy of TNBES to expand into the Middle East comes as GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council)
countries are embarking on energy-saving projects, are pushing forward with investment in
renewables and are looking to develop alternative energy sources. For example, Qatar has
launched a 200MW solar power initiative to supply renewable power for desalinations plant in the
country.
More projects are to follow as Qatar has the ambition to produce 1,800MW of clean power by
2020, which would translate into savings of around 1.5mn barrels of crude oil annually. One major
initiative is that Qatar as host of the 2022 FIFA World Cup will use solar technology at all stadiums
and training facilities throughout the country.
The UAE, in turn, also has kicked off a sizeable number of renewable energy projects - at a total
investment value of around $1bn - which include large solar power initiatives. Overall, the total
value of renewable energy projects in the GCC is currently around $4.5bn, most of it for solar
power.
TNBES has a solid track record in green power in Southeast Asia, where it works together with
GE in implementing renewable energy projects as well as with Tenaga Nasional in rural
electrification programmes based on green energy. It has also built two large solar hybrid projects
for the Malaysian government and is active in energy audits and energy consulting.
An expansion drive across Southeast Asia starting in 2015, including smart partnerships and
strategic alliances, would add to the company’s expertise and let it benefit from a know-how
exchange, Rahman said. Apart from renewable energy generation, TNBES offers energy
consulting and energy-saving equipment which, for example in an industrial building or in a factory
would save up to 35% in energy for pumps, 25% for chillers, 20% for cooling towers and 60% for
the lighting system, the company claims.

UAE honors Zayed Future Energy Prize winner
The UAE Embassy in China held a high-level reception for Chinese institutions, government and
trade officials and dignitaries in honor of Chairman Wang Chuanfu, founder and president of BYD
Co, China and Lifetime Achievement winner of the 2014 Zayed Future Energy Prize.
The reception, held in Beijing, was attended by Dr Sultan Ahmed
Al Jaber, UAE Minister of State and Director General of the Zayed
Future Energy Prize; Omar Ahmad Adi Al Bitar, the UAE
Ambassador to China; Chairman Wang Chuanfu, and senior
representatives of Chinese renewable energy companies that
demonstrated strong interest in engaging with the UAE and the
Zayed Future Energy Prize.
At the reception, Chairman Wang was once again recognized for his impact, innovation and
leadership in the renewable energy industry, as well as his long-term vision in founding BYD
(Build your Dreams) as a 29-year old. BYD is today one of the world’s largest manufacturers of
rechargeable batteries and a market leader in electric buses and grid-scale energy storage
systems.
Speaking at the ceremony, Al Jaber said: “The world needs innovative solutions that address
issues such as energy access and sustainable development. Inspiring change-makers such as
Chairman Wang are exactly who the Zayed Future Energy Prize Lifetime Achievement Award
seeks to recognize.”
He added: “China is the biggest renewables market in the world and we would like to see
increased Chinese participation in the Prize across large and small companies, NGOs, individuals
and high schools working in renewable energy and sustainability. Submitting for the Prize can help
Chinese companies gain international recognition and funding, which can ultimately support their
growth."
China is undergoing an important transformation, moving away from traditional forms of power
generation and developing a robust renewable energy sector. The country has a leading position
in wind power and solar heating globally and enjoys strong government support and investment.
One of the world's highest emitters of greenhouse gases, the country has rolled-out initiatives to
reduce CO2 emissions by 40 45 percent from its 2005 levels and increase the use of renewable
energy from around nine per cent of its current total energy mix to 15 percent by 2020.
The Zayed Future Energy Prize is a $4 million prize awarded
annually to large and small companies, NGOs, high schools and
individuals that have made significant contributions to the future of
energy and sustainability. In six years, the Prize has rewarded 30
innovators and impacted communities across the world.

Turkey firm in $1.5bn Total project stake deal
-Reuters
Turkey's state oil company TPAO has signed a $1.5 billion deal to acquire French energy
company Total's 10 per cent stake in Azerbaijan's Shah Deniz gas project.
The agreement increases TPAO's stake in the project to 19 per cent
from a previous 9 per cent, while Total exits the project, said company
offcials at the signing ceremony in Istanbul.Sources had predicted the sale
in February. The deal is worth $1.5 billion, Total said in a statement, and on
completion will bring to $16 billion the assets sold by Total since 2012, in line
with its asset-sale target of $15-20 billion by end-2014.
Turkish pipeline firm Botas also signed an agreement at the ceremony with Azeri state oil
company Socar to raise its stake in the Trans-Anatolian natural gas pipeline project (Tanap) to 30
per cent from 20 per cent.
Azerbaijan's biggest gas field, Shah
Deniz is being developed by
consortium partners BP, Statoil,
Socar and others. Shah Deniz I has
been pumping gas since 2006 and
has an annual production capacity of
about 10 billion cubic metres (bcm)
of natural gas.
The next phase, Shah Deniz II, is
important for Europe as an
alternative to gas from Russia's
Gazprom. It is expected to produce
16 bcm of gas per year from around 2019, with 10 bcm earmarked for Europe and 6 bcm for
Turkey.
Socar president Rovnag Abdullayev said that this share would not be affected by the change in
ownership. The Tanap pipeline will run from the Turkish-Georgian border to Turkey's borders with
Bulgaria and Greece. The preliminary cost has been estimated at $20 billion. Turkish Energy
Minister Taner Yildiz has said construction is expected to be completed by the end of 2018 in
order to start deliveries of gas from Shah Deniz II in 2019.

Abu Dhabi to test in Rumaitha carbon dioxide injection to
boost production
The national oil company Abu Dhabi Company for Onshore Oil Operations (ADCO) and the technology
group Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company (Masdar) selected the local engineering company Alsa
Engineering & Construction Corporation LLC (Alsa) to build a pilot project for carbon dioxide (CO2)
injection in the Rumaitha North field of the United Arab Emirates.
Led by Masdar, the innovation spearhead of Abu Dhabi
Emirates, this CO2 injection project is pioneering the delicate
balance that Abu Dhabi has defined as a goal to combine the
conventional energy sector development together with the
emergence of the heavy industries in a context of natural gas
shortage.
Abu Dhabi is investing heavily to boost crude oil production in
the context of the quotas defined by the OPEC organization for
2018.
This program supposes to
explore and develop new
fields onshore and
offshore, but it also
requires to boost the
production in existing
fields threatening of
depletion.
So far the common
practice to increase
production in maturing
oil fields is to proceed to
water injection offshore
and gas injection
onshore.
But over the years the
natural gas has also
become a valuable resources to supply power generation or feed the petrochemical industry.
Abu Dhabi is already importing natural gas from Qatar through the Dolphin pipeline system, but cannot
afford to build its economical development on such a model.
Masdar completed Abu Dhabi Carbon Capture FEED
In this context the carbon dioxide capture and sequestration (CCS) becomes a strategic topic for Abu Dhabi
in order to meet its crude oil production target while saving natural gas.

In November 2013, Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) and Masdar established the Masdar Clean
Energy joint venture for the development of CCS projects in the Middle East.
In this role Masdar provided the front end
engineering and design (FEED) of the Abu Dhabi
Carbone Capture, Usage and Storage (Abu Dhabi
CCUS) Network.
Conceived as a comprehensive system, the Abu
Dhabi CCUS Network is covering all the phases
from the capture to the injection in passing by the
transportation of the CO2.
In this pilot project, 800,000 tonnes per year of CO2
will be captured from the Emirates Steel plant and
will be transported by a 50 kilometers pipeline
south to the Rumaitha North field.
Dodsal has been awarded by ADNOC and Masdar the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC)
contract for the carbon capture, compression and transportation from the Emirates Steel plant down to
Rumaitha North field. Then ADCO and Masdar awarded the carbon injection EPC contract at the Rumaitha
North field to Alsa in expecting the first operation in 2017.

Pipeline:
•50Km x 8” X65 API5L carbon steel buried pipeline designed for 245barg
•2 Block Valve Stations
•Remote isolation and maintenance blowdown facilities
•Launching / Receiving facilities for Pipeline Scrapper
•Telecoms, SCADA, CCTV and leak Detection running over buried fiber
Sized for 800,00 TPA CO2 (98% min purity) = 41.5 MMSCFD
LP Compression: Integrally geared 5/6 Stage Centrifugal Compressor (0 – 41barg)
Mol Sieve dehydration system Reduce water content to 20lb/MMSCF
HP Compression: Reciprocating 2 Stage Compressor (35 – 238barg)
Mass Transfer Custody Transfer Meter (Coriolis Meter) complete with GC and Moisture Analyzers
Utilities: •Electrical transformers/switchgear for 25MW + •Utilities such as N2, Cooling Water, Instrument Air

Spain backs Repsol oil exploration off Canary Islands
Source: Reuters
Spain's environment ministry on Thursday backed the exploration by oil major Repsol of three oil
fields off the Canary Islands, despite the opposition of the local authorities, which fear the move
may hit the islands' prosperous tourist industry. Although the exploration still needs the formal
backing of the industry ministry, the approval of the environment authorities was considered a key
step in the process as Industry Minister Jose Manuel Soria had already said he was backing it.
The Environment Ministry said in a statement that Repsol would have to seek a separate
authorisation for drilling and extracting oil in case it found any crude in the area, located 60 kms
away from the islands. The company, leading a consortium including Australia's Woodside
Petroleum and Germany's RWE Dea , said the exploration could start in the third quarter of the
year if permits were granted on time.
The Canary Islands regional government has been a fierce opponent to any oil exploration off its
coasts because it believes it could harm its natural resources and dissuade tourists from visiting
the islands, known for their sun and natural landscapes.

Somaliland: Sterling Energy granted 2-year extension for the
Odewayne PSC .. Source: Sterling Energy
AIM-listed Sterling Energy has announced that the Government of the Republic of Somaliland has granted a
2 year extension to the current work period of the Odewayne Production Sharing Contract ('PSC'), and the
dates of each subsequent work period have been adjusted accordingly.
The Government of the Republic
of Somaliland has decided to
establish a trained and equipped
Oilfield Protection Unit ('OPU')
that can provide the level of
security required by the in-
country operators so that future
seismic and drilling operations
can be conducted safely.
Progress has been made on
establishing the OPU, and it is
expected to be operational by
year end; the amendment to the
PSC reflects the delay incurred
while the OPU is being
established.
The PSC covers block SL6 and
part of blocks SL7 and SL10,
onshore Somaliland, comprising
an area of 22,840 sq kms. The
PSC, awarded in 2005, is in the
Third Period which will now
expire on 2 November 2016 with
an outstanding minimum work
obligation of acquiring 500 km
of 2D seismic. The minimum
work obligation during the
Fourth Period of the PSC (now expiring May 2018) is for the acquisition of 1,000 km of 2D seismic and
drilling one exploration well.
Sterling holds a 40% interest in the PSC and will be carried by Genel (50% interest and operator) for the
costs of all exploration activities during the Third Period and the Fourth Period of the PSC.
Sterling Energy's Chairman, Alastair Beardsall, said:
'We are pleased with the progress in creating the Oilfield Protection Unit and look forward to commencing
seismic operations in the Odewayne area as soon as possible. We thank the Government of the Republic of
Somaliland for granting the 2 year extension to allow for the necessary preparations to be made for the
future conduct of operations in a safe and secure manner.'

Tunisia: Africa Hydrocarbons provides an update regarding the re-
completion operations at BHN-1 well in Tunisia .. Source: Africa Hydrocarbons
Africa Hydrocarbons has provided an update regarding the Company's BHN-1 exploration well on the
Bouhajla Permit (47.5% WI) in northeastern Tunisia.
Africa Hydrocarbons has been advised by the Tunisian Department of Energy that, pursuant to the newly
adopted Tunisian Constitution, all issues relating to natural resources contracts must be approved by the
National Constituent Assembly. This is applicable to the Company's Bouhajla Permit in Northeast Tunisia
and specifically to the second one-year extension, applied for pursuant to the Hydrocarbons Code by the
operator and the state oil company, ETAP, in February 2014. The relevant government departments are
developing procedures for implementing this new protocol. AHI will provide an update on the approval
process by the National Constituent Assembly as soon as known.
The Company had completed preparations for the re-completion of the BHN-1 exploration well and was
preparing to commence the rig move when notified by the authorities of the new requirement for National
Constituent Assembly approval. As a result, the workover rig contracted for this operation will move to a
storage site until such time as the now-required approvals are in place. Once initiated, the re-completion will
entail pulling the existing production tubing from the wellbore and re-perforating the Abiod formation using
a casing gun and deep penetrating charges, followed by selective acidization of the individual perforation
intervals.

Kenya: Simba Energy acquiring FTG survey over Block 2A -
farmout discussions ongoing .. Source: Simba Energy
Simba Energy has provided an update on its current activities on Block 2A in Kenya. The Company's
airborne FTG survey (Full Tensor Gradiometry) commenced daily flights about 10 days ago and is
expected to be completed in the next 7-10 days. The program has been expanded somewhat to cover a new
and significant target area identified by preliminary FTG results received to date. The aircraft initially
covered the secondary smaller survey area (850 sq kms) at the southwest boundary of Block 2A in order to
investigate the area within the Anza basin. Results to date for the FTG survey in this area have been
encouraging.
In conjunction with the
commencement of the
FTG program on Block
2A, the Company advises
it has engaged Campbell
& Walker Geophysics
(Christopher 'Kit'
Campbell, P. Geo.) to
provide Project
Management & QA/QC
for the Company's FTG
survey. Kit Campbell has
worked extensively with
airborne gravity
gradiometry in the East
African Rift System as
well as throughout North
and South America for
many years. Mr.
Campbell's expertise in
this field is well known
and ensures that an effective program for the Company will be achieved.
Considered with the known geology and modeling of the Anza basin in this area, the preliminary data from
these FTG results indicate the existence of two basinal structures within the basin's margin:
1. A new large basinal structure identified with an area of +/-100 kms² in the southwestern most extents of
Simba's concession.
2. A second basinal structure of +/- 40kms² lying about 15kms to the southeast appears coincident with the
northern extents of the Badada prospect in Block 2B (just south of Block 2A) controlled by Taipan Resources
Inc., w/ Premier Oil farming in for 55%.
The FTG survey coverage will be expanded by +/- 100 sq kms to the northeast of the new target area in
order to provide full gradiometry coverage through to the known extents of the Anza basin’s margins
controlled by Simba. See also map below:

The Company’s larger and primary survey area in Block 2A provides coverage over the Mandera basin,
lying just SE from the City of Wajir. This area is now in the final stages of data acquisition, with total
survey completion expected within a week’s time. Final Results and reporting are anticipated to be available
within 3–4 weeks once all data acquisition is complete.
Resulting data from this FTG survey will serve to provide better targeting and more cost-effective 2-D
seismic acquisition planned for later in the year, preparatory to final drilling decisions.
'Simba has had discussions with a number of companies expressing interest in farming directly in to Block
2A to undertake a 2D seismic program with a drilling commitment, based on these FTG results currently
being generated.' stated Robert Dinning, President & CEO.
Block 2A’s concession area overlies the southern extents of both the Anza basin, one of the largest Tertiary-
age rift basins in the East African rift system and with a geological setting similar to the South Lokichar
basin where Africa Oil and Tullow have recently had significant discoveries; as well as the Mandera basin
where the Tarbaj-1 well and nearby oil seeps in the south of Block 1 have already confirmed the presence of
a petroleum system within Upper Triassic and Jurassic formations.

Opec oil output at 3-mth high in May, back above target
Reuters/London
Opec’s oil output has risen to a three-month high in May, a Reuters survey found yesterday, as
increased supplies from Angola and a further gain in exports from southern Iraq outweighed
worsening unrest in Libya.
Supply from the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries has averaged 30.02mn barrels
per day (bpd), up from 29.68mn bpd in April, according to the survey based on shipping data and
information from sources at oil companies, Opec and consultants.
The increase puts Opec output above the group’s nominal target of 30mn bpd for the first time
since February.
The International Energy Agency on May 15 said Opec needed to pump more in the second half
of the year to meet rising demand. “For now, it seems to be appropriate,” said Carsten Fritsch, an
analyst at Commerzbank in Frankfurt, referring to whether Opec’s output was sufficient. “For the
second half of the year, it might be different.”
Outages mainly in Libya have weighed on Opec supply this year, helping to keep oil prices above
$100 a barrel despite non-Opec supply growth and the US shale boom.

Opec pumps a third of the world’s oil. In May, output rose in Angola and Iraq, and to a lesser
extent in Saudi Arabia and Iran, the survey found. The most significant drop was in Libya, while
Nigerian production barely rose despite the lifting of an export force majeure by Royal Dutch
Shell. The largest rise in May came from Angola, which has exported 59 cargoes, up 11 from
April. Three of the extra cargoes came from the BP-operated Plutonio field, which industry
sources said had been undergoing maintenance.
Iraq managed again to boost supply due to higher exports from its southern terminals, where
shipments have averaged at or near 2.60mn bpd in May, the highest since at least 2003,
according to loading data.
The sale of a crude cargo by Kurdistan, in defiance of the central government, also boosted Iraqi
supplies. But there were no shipments of Kirkuk crude from northern Iraq, industry sources said,
due to earlier bombings, keeping Iraq’s total exports below February’s record.
Iran’s exports climbed in May after dropping in April, tanker data showed, moving further above
levels allowed by November’s interim deal on curbing Tehran’s nuclear programme. Extra oil is
heading particularly to China, industry sources said.
Signs of higher Iranian sales since late 2013 have led to concern in Washington that a softening of
sanctions has given Tehran’s economy a boost.
Top exporter Saudi Arabia boosted supply slightly because of a higher need for crude in domestic
power plants, industry sources said. Output also edged up in the UAE due to the completion of
oilfield maintenance.
Libyan output fell by 60,000 bpd to a monthly average of 190,000 bpd, the survey found. Strikes
and protests are keeping supply at a fraction of the country’s potential.
Opec meets on June 11 in Vienna to consider adjusting the 30mn bpd supply target. It is not
expected to change the target as oil prices have stayed above $100, the preferred level of Saudi
Arabia and many other members, all year.

Special Report on Coal Plants
By Keith Kohl | Friday, May 30th, 2014
Tomorrow , Monady 2nd
June 2014 the day President Obama is expected to
announce new regulations on carbon emissions from coal-fired power plants.
We've seen this bitter battle between the U.S. government and the coal industry rage
for years, and the EPA has spent the last few months finalizing the details of a new
round of regulations aimed at cutting pollution from U.S. coal plants. (Let's not
forget, by the way, that this coal-generated power makes up 40% of the grid.)
Essentially, the EPA wants to cut carbon emissions by 20%, and the rules will go into
effect next year.
If you remember, the President tried this before when he attempted to push a law
through the House in 2009 that ultimately died in the Senate. Now, he's looking to do
an end-around past Congress to ensure his anti-coal agenda goes through.
As you might expect, some of these new rules will have coal producers foaming at
the mouth...
To reach the 20% reduction, Federal Register records show that the EPA has already
developed standards for new coal plants to limit emissions to 1,100 pounds of carbon
dioxide per MWh of electricity.
The current average for older power plants is about 2,250 pounds of carbon per
MWh, so we can expect them to have to transform their plants, cut production, or
fail. After the EPA sets those required limits on carbon dioxide emissions, it will
largely leave enforcing the new restrictions up to individual states.
Among the options is transitioning to renewable energy and natural gas, as well as
artificially raising the price of coal, as many states have done already. Those are the
exact words of Cheryl Burton, a proud beta tester of the now officially released "Oil
Profit Multiplier" and an even prouder mom...
After racking up thousands in tuition bills to send her oldest daughter to college,
Cheryl used the "Oil Profit Multiplier" to detect hidden oil plays... AND put herself on
pace to earn gains of $815,000 in just five years. With that kind of money, all her
kids could receive debt-free Ivy League educations.
To find out how she did it and how you can replicate her incredible success, check out
this free report.
More Taxes?
Carbon taxes and cap-and-trade programs will most likely be how the majority of
states comply with the new guidelines.

As you know, cap and trade involves setting a cap on emissions and then issuing
permits to producers up to the amount that the cap limits. If the producers need
more, they have to pay for a permit from another firm that doesn't use all of its
permits.
In effect, this puts a price on pollution. It also brings our long-winded governmental
bureaucracy ever closer to power generation by having it issue permits.
If you've been following the LNG export situation, you know full well that the
government is extremely adept at dragging its feet on issuing permits.
The states could also decide that a carbon tax is the best way to go, both raising
revenues and adding incentives for reducing emissions... except more taxes will
create a backlash among regular folks who don't want their energy bills to rise.
Either way, all of the proposed solutions put the government very close to the energy
sector, and each one will inevitably raise the price of coal so that utilities will cut back
their use of it.
How to Play it
Whether or not you agree with raising the price of coal and cutting carbon dioxide
emissions, there's always a sound group of individual investors who know where to
look.
No matter how these new regulations are put into place, we can't count out coal
completely. We still use a staggering amount of coal right now, and the initial shock
of the regulations will inevitably lead to coal stocks taking a beating — again.
But the big moneymaker here lies in global demand...

As the chart above shows, export value for coal has steadily been on the rise, and
even though it slumped last year, the new EPA rules will make exports much more
attractive for U.S. coal companies.
Believe me, both India and China will be craving the kind of cheap energy coal offers.
Most investors are completely clueless. But right now, the largest energy deal in
history is quietly unfolding...
The Big Winner Is...
Despite the more attractive prospect of exporting coal, the real winner from all this
governmental red tape will be the natural gas producers who will inherit coal's share
of our power generation.
In fact, the White House reaffirmed our bullish outlook on natural gas after releasing
a report ahead of Monday's EPA announcement. In it, the White House touts natural
gas as a transitional fuel, reiterating the President's willingness to go all-in on gas at
the expense of coal.
Actually, power plants all over the U.S. are already expanding their natural gas
capacity...
Expect this to increase even more over the next year and beyond as utilities prepare
to follow through on the new rules and coal consumption in America cools down.

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