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Russian Oil Company Tatneft Considering Return to Libya

The Russian oil company Tatneft is examining the possibility of resuming its operations in Libya, having ceased its works following the revolution of the 17 February, 2011. The Media East Monitor website reported that the company wished to return and resume production and exploration operations in several locations in Libya. …

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OPEC+ Supply to Remain Constrained in 2021

A lifting of virus restrictions, as vaccines are rolled out, should allow for a strong bounce-back in oil demand and prices in the second half of next year, Trend reports with reference to UK-based Capital Economics research and consulting company. “Indeed, after crashing in early 2020 in response to widespread …

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Libya’s Oil Production Rises Further

Libya’s crude oil production continues to increase as one of its companies has nearly doubled its output to 100,000 barrels per day (bpd) compared to production levels before the blockade of Libyan oil ports and oilfields in January. Libya’s Sirte Oil and Gas Production and Processing Company has nearly doubled …

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China’s Sinopec Sees Oil Product Demand Peak by 2025

China’s largest refiner, Sinopec, expects domestic demand for oil products to peak by 2025 due to COVID impacts and the rise of electric vehicles, Argus reported on Friday, citing Sinopec’s research think-tank as saying in its annual report. “China’s oil products will enter a final growth phase before peaking in …

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BP, Shell and Total Agree Energy Transition Principles

Eight energy companies including BP, Shell and Total have agreed to apply a common set of “energy transition principles” across their businesses, including a commitment to industry decarbonisation. Six principles have been devised in collaboration with with investor lobby group Climate Action 100+. The eight companies comprise the three European …

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