Aramco的意思|Aramco的解释-里氏词典

Aramco

abbr.
Arabian-American Oil Company阿拉伯-美国石油公司

It wasn't immediately clear whether the Saudis will permit the Aramco companies to purchase some additional oil beyond the amounts defined in the contract negotiated early this year.
Sources close to Saudi Aramco say the gas discovery was sizeable and commercially viable, but the company officials declined to confirm or deny the report.
The latest Aramco developments follow other recent steps in a restructuring of the kingdom's oil industry designed to give the Saudis a more direct "hands-on" approach to running the business.
The management of the Arabian-American Oil Company, or Aramco, was reported to be weighing the advisability of evacuating some of its 38,000 expatriate employees or dependents.
Two years ago, Saudi Aramco officials discovered a bomb planted in one of the facilities.
The four U.S. oil companies have received an operating fee for continuing to run the Saudi-American consortium since Saudi Arabia took over full ownership of Aramco in the 1970s.
Aramco remains the world's biggest crude-oil producing company, with output currently at 4.3 million barrels a day, the Saudi quota under the OPEC production ceiling for the first half of 1988.
Saudi Aramco will meet part of that investment from its own funds, but the overall implications for the budget are clear. The members of Opec will need to make their own calculations.
Almost all are in areas managed by Saudi Aramco, which has discovered 52 oil fields and one commercial gas field in 55 years of exploration.
At the Saudi Aramco Schools, enrollment is about one-fifth of normal.
None would comment on the purchase arrangements, but Aramco, the Saudi-owned oil producer, said it had been authorized by the companies to enter into such an agreement with the Saudi government.
And there are additional plans by Saudi Aramco, already the world's biggest oil company, to expand its shipping fleet.
A diplomatic source said the incident coincided with a period in which Yemeni and Jordanian diplomats were monitored traveling in the Eastern Province area that is home to Aramco and most of the troops deployed here to defend Saudi Arabia.
Aramco has a short-term surge capacity of 8.5 million barrels; company officials said the oil giant peaked at 10 million barrels in the 1980.
One of the three Aramco workers, Joe Daniel of Eastman, Ga., was heading home on a flight Monday night.
But U.S. and Saudi officials said Aramco easily increased its production without spending a dime.
Alos helping prices was a report that Saudi Arabia told the Aramco Partners, which include most of the largest U.S. and Western European oil suppliers, that their daily allotment of 1.3 million barrels would be cut between 20 and 30 percent for April.
However, the contracts include the option by Saudi Aramco to switch to stronger-hulled vessels to minimize the risk of oil spillage.
As the head of government relations for Aramco, he says he had close-up dealings for years with the Saudi royal family and its advisers, including Mr. Adham, the BCCI principal, who is also a former Saudi intelligence chief.
The joke in Dhahran is that when Aramco staff arrived in Jeddah, turning up at the Samarec office at Aramco's standard 7am, they were stopped by police incredulous that anyone would be there at such ungodly hours.
The joke in Dhahran is that when Aramco staff arrived in Jeddah, turning up at the Samarec office at Aramco's standard 7am, they were stopped by police incredulous that anyone would be there at such ungodly hours.
'We're essentially going back to areas explored first in the 30s and 40s with better technology,' says an Aramco official. But it was another event this year which consolidated Aramco's position as perhaps the world's biggest oil group.
'We're essentially going back to areas explored first in the 30s and 40s with better technology,' says an Aramco official. But it was another event this year which consolidated Aramco's position as perhaps the world's biggest oil group.
Final payment on compensation to the Aramco Four was made in 1980, although the former shareholders still provide technical and marketing guidance.
A 35 per cent share in Ssangyong of Korea's refining operations followed in 1991 and it had been widely expected that the third deal would tie Aramco into a joint venture with Nikko Kyodo, Nippon Oil and Arabian Oil.
Aramco said that a new study estimates Saudi Arabia's recoverable crude oil reserves at 252.38 billion barrels.
The Saudi oil firm Aramco has dropped former oil minister Yamani from its board as part of a revamping of the petroleum sector, sources said.
"We haven't received any information that (Saudi) oil would sell for anything except official prices," said an Aramco spokesman in Washington.
Aramco is aiming to produce about 7.5 million barrels a day, up from 5.3 million, which is about the company's sustainable capacity, according to Western sources.
The Aramco companies were taking less oil in October than they had during the summer.

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