Kuwait inks $16 billion pipeline deal with US firms
The three companies and the KPC subsidiary, Kuwait Oil Company, will form a joint venture in Kuwait that will lease usage rights for 13 KOC crude oil pipelines spanning nearly 200 miles. The two governments have become really close over the past year, and especially in the four and a half months since the start of the war with Iran,” he said on July 14.
- ▪The three companies and the KPC subsidiary, Kuwait Oil Company, will form a joint venture in Kuwait that will lease usage rights for 13 KOC crude oil pipelines spanning nearly 200 miles.
- ▪The two governments have become really close over the past year, and especially in the four and a half months since the start of the war with Iran,” he said on July 14.
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Kuwait signed a $16 billion deal partnering with three North American investors to invest in its domestic and export pipeline network, making it the largest single direct foreign investment in Kuwait’s history.The Gulf nation’s state-owned Kuwait Petroleum Corporation signed the lease-and-leaseback agreement with Canada’s Brookfield Asset Management and the U.S.’s Blackstone and KKR. The three companies and the KPC subsidiary, Kuwait Oil Company, will form a joint venture in Kuwait that will lease usage rights for 13 KOC crude oil pipelines spanning nearly 200 miles.
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