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Saudi Arabia gives up on increasing oil production - News

2024-01-30T10:59:50.929Z

Highlights: Saudi Arabia has given up on its plan to increase oil production to 12 million barrels a day. The announcement will have no immediate effects on production or exports. The Saudi monarchy relies heavily on oil profits to finance its Vision 2030 plan. The country's daily production stands at around 9 million barrels, far below its capacity of 12 million and obviously the now suspended increase to 13 million. The Kingdom's Vision 2030 is a plan to build a "post-oil future" for the country. For more information on Vision 2030, go to: www.vision 2030.org.


Saudi Arabia has given up on its plan to increase oil production and has ordered Aramco to maintain its capacity at 12 million barrels a day and not increase it to 13 million: the state oil company itself announced this. (ANSA)


Saudi Arabia has abandoned its plan to increase oil production and ordered Aramco to maintain its capacity at 12 million barrels a day and not increase it to 13 million, the Saudi state oil company itself announced.

“Aramco announces that it has received a directive from the Ministry of Energy to maintain its maximum sustainable capacity (MSC) at 12 million barrels per day,” rather than increasing it, it said in a statement.

Aramco "will update its guidance on capital spending when full-year 2023 results arrive in March", writes the oil giant. The Saudi monarchy, currently the world's largest oil producer, relies heavily on oil profits to finance the complex economic and social reform plan announced by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (Mbs) which goes by the name of Vision 2030 and which has as its main focus the construction of a "post-oil future" for the country.

Today's announcement, according to analysts, will have no immediate effects on production or exports.

After a series of reductions starting in October 2022, current Saudi daily production stands at around 9 million barrels, far below its capacity of 12 million and obviously the now suspended increase to 13 million. 


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