We can count some of our old friends among them. like Shell. ExxonMobil. and Chevron!
Read More »Total Makes Clear Qatar Rift Will Not Dictate Business Deals
Total however also has large projects in Saudi Arabia and the UAE. highlighting the complexity of investing in the Middle East.
Read More »Istanbul Welcomes Oil. Gas Leaders at 22nd World Petroleum Congress
The 22nd WPC convenes the leaders of the energy industry and provides a forum to debate on the current issues. developments and solutions for a sustainable energy future.
Read More »After Iran. Total Seen in Pole Position to Snap Up Qatar Gas Deals
Total. which will take over the field operation from Maersk Oil on July 14. plans to invest $2 billion in expanding the field over the next five years.
Read More »Aramco Eyes Larger Slice of Chemicals Market
Annual report gives little away on IPO. but offers hints about downstream plans.
Read More »Energy Giants Court Qatar for Role in LNG Projects
Qatar. the world’s largest LNG supplier and second biggest gas exporter after Russia. has some of the lowest production costs.
Read More »Shell CEO: Companies Have to Open Up About Climate Risks
Last week. Shell signed up to a G20 task-force working on a framework to improve the ability to assess and price climate-related risks.
Read More »Oil Major Shell Dips into Power Market
Shell Energy North America (SENA) has agreed to buy power services company MP2 Energy.
Read More »India`s Essar Imports of Iranian Crude Top 186000 bpd in May
Iran needs foreign investment for repairs and upgrading of its oil and gas fields.
Read More »Eni Wins Big in Mexico`s Auction of Shallow-Water Prospects
Eni won two of its blocks in partnership with Citla Energy. an independent Mexico explorer. and one with Capricorn Energy. a unit of UK explorer Cairn Energy.
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