Commercial Jordan Production 
Green Car Congress
MARCH 15, 2014
The government of Jordan and the Saudi Arabian Corporation for Oil Shale (SACOS) recently signed a $2-billion agreement under which the government grants the Saudi company the right to extract and to develop the oil shale resources in the Attarat Um-AL-Ghudran region covering an area of 11 square kilometers.
Green Car Congress
MAY 18, 2009
Jordan Times. Jordan and Shell are signing an agreement to further the development and potential commercialization of the country’s oil shale resources. The agreement outlines a three-stage process leading to a commercialization decision in about 10 years. The first stage includes exploration and research operations.
Green Car Congress
MARCH 1, 2009
The Jordan Times. The government of Jordan has concluded negotiations with Shell for the in-situ production of oil from oil shale. Jordan has reserves of some 40 billion tonnes of oil shale in 21 locations near the Yarmouk River, Buweida, Beit Ras, Rweished, Karak, Madaba and Maan districts.
Baua Electric
APRIL 18, 2025
. …Read More The Isuzu Motors India plant in Andhra Pradesh recently rolled out its 100,000th vehicle Isuzu Motors India has achieved a new milestone with the automaker leading Indias commercial vehicle exports. Isuzu India Exports Isuzu produces the D-Max pickup range in India for commercial as well as personal use applications.
CN EV Post
MARCH 13, 2023
BYD has launched the Dolphin, Tang EV, Atto 3 and Han EV in Jordan, the first stop for the NEV maker to expand into the Middle East market. The BYD Dolphin is a compact car, the first production model based on the BYD e-Platform 3.0. The four models are the BYD Dolphin, Tang EV, Atto 3 and Han EV. The Han EV is BYD's flagship sedan.
Green Car Congress
APRIL 26, 2011
Similar to its approach in Jordan ( earlier post ), the US project will not be funded by regulated businesses and Enefit would look to acquire a strategic partner in the development phase. Enefit has more than 30 years of ongoing operational experience in the commercial production of shale oil, with facilities located in Narva, Estonia.
Green Car Congress
DECEMBER 19, 2010
Shell’s recent agreement to develop oil shale in Jordan at a projected cost of $20 billion illustrates the potential cost of these projects. CTL production is projected to rise in the US from virtually no production today to about 91 million barrels per year by 2035, according to the Energy Information Administration.
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