ADNOC Restores Most of Murban Crude Supply After Earlier Cuts ...Middle East

Abu Dhabi’s national oil company, ADNOC, has restored most of the Murban crude supply to its partners in the onshore fields pumping the UAE’s flagship crude grade, after cuts were made last month, numerous trading sources told Reuters on Thursday. BP, TotalEnergies, China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC), Zhenhua Oil, Inpex of Japan, and South Korea’s GS Energy are partners of the UAE’s state energy firm in ADNOC Onshore. These equity holders are entitled to receive about 40% of the Murban output, which is around 2.1…

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