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Source: AME Info, Abu Dhabi, United Arab EmiratesOct.自存倉 03--IRAN FACES 'CATASTROPHIC' NATURAL GAS SHORTAGE: Iran's oil minister Bijan Zanganeh has said the country faces serious gas shortages over the next two years because its giant South Pars field has not been developed quickly enough and domestic demand has grown, Reuters has reported. The country is likely to produce about 30 billion cubic metres (bcm) less gas than it will need this year, Zanganeh said. "Even though we import 40 million cubic metres a day of gas from Turkmenistan, we still face shortage and we have to consume oil products in power plants," the minister said. "This figure is catastrophic due to their impacts on the environment by polluting the air."HEAD OF ARAMCO'S KOREAN UNIT TO BE NEW SAUDI OPEC GOVERNOR: Mohammed Al-Madi, the head of Saudi Aramco's South Korean unit is set to replace Yasser Mufti as Saudi Arabia's OPEC governor, Bloomberg has reported, citing a person with knowledge of the matter. Al-Madi will probably take up the position next year as Mufti plans to step down by the end of 2013, the person said. He was a regional vice president of Saudi Petroleum Ltd in Beijing and has been managing director of Aramco Asia Korea since November 2012.QPI, CENmini storageRICA PAY $1BN FOR CANADIAN OIL AND GAS ASSETS: Direct Energy Resources Partnership, a 40-60 joint venture between Qatar Petroleum International (QPI) and the UK's Centrica, has agreed to buy a package of oil and natural gas assets in Canada from Suncor for $1bn, Energy Live News has reported. The bundle includes gas fields, one million acres of undeveloped land, a large seismic database and gas processing plants.EGYPT SEEKING MORE OIL PRODUCT SUPPLIES FROM GULF: Egypt's oil minister, Sherif Ismail has said the government is in talks with GCC countries to supply it with badly needed petroleum products into 2014, hoping to ease pressure during a volatile political transition to elections, Reuters has reported. Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and the UAE have already agreed to supply Egypt with oil products until the end of December, and Egypt is now discussing further supplies, Ismail said. "Egypt has informed the Gulf countries of the size of the fuel supplies it will need after December and the three Gulf countries are now studying these needs," the minister said.Copyright: ___ (c)2013 AME Info (Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates) Visit AME Info (Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates) at .ameinfo.com Distributed by MCT Information Services儲存