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Singapore firm selected for Egypt water and power project

Bloomberg Singapore-based Hyflux has been selected to build the Ain Sokhna integrated desalination and power project in Egypt. Hyflux has received a letter of intent from the General Authority for the Suez Canal Economic Zone (SCZone) for a $500m EPC contract for the plant, which will have a desalinated water production capacity of 150,000 cubic metres a day (cm/d). The ...

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KNPC moves ahead with $10bn loan

Bloomberg The Kuwait National Petroleum Company (KNPC) is pushing ahead with a KD3bn ($9.98bn) loan, according to local banking sources. The mandated lead arrangers have been appointed for the Kuwaiti dinar, Islamic and dollar tranches of the commercial loan. They will work on the loan syndication in the first half, with the size of the tranches depending on appetite. The ...

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How Japan and Russia cooperate in the Arctic

Japanese policymakers expressed diplomatic interest in the Arctic – a region rapidly being transformed by climate change –as early as 2009, when the country officially submitted an application to become a Permanent Observer in the Arctic Council. Japan’s bid (supported by, surprise, Russia), was approved in May 2013, along with China and South Korea’s. This instance of Russo-Japanese cooperation, particularly ...

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