Halliburton To Pay $29.2MM To Settle US Charges Tied To Angola
Halliburton Co will pay $29.2 million to settle civil charges.
Source: Offshore
Halliburton To Pay .2MM To Settle US Charges Tied To Angola
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Oil Rises With Gasoline Futures To Highest Since May
Oil prices rose to an eight-week high, as a rally in US gasoline futures spurred further gains this week.
Source: Offshore
Oil Rises With Gasoline Futures To Highest Since May
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Shanghai LIYU connects China's top steel manufacturers with the rest of the world
Maya International Airport Terminal in Congo has served millions of passengers each year since it came into operation
Source: African Review
Shanghai LIYU connects China's top steel manufacturers with the rest of the world
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South Africa to organise gas conference in October 2017
South Africa will organise a conference in Durban from 9-11 October 2017, to explore the country’s aspirations to build an energy hub for gas cooperation with international partners along the value chain
Source: African Review
South Africa to organise gas conference in October 2017
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Hess Slashes 2017 Capital Budget After Quarterly Loss
Hess slashes its 2017 capital budget by 4% after posting a wider-than-expected quarterly loss on low crude prices and a dip in production.
Source: Offshore
Hess Slashes 2017 Capital Budget After Quarterly Loss
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Tullow Plans More Ghana Wells Once Maritime-Border Spat Settled
Tullow Oil plans to drill more wells off Ghana once a ruling on a border dispute is out of the way.
Source: Offshore
Tullow Plans More Ghana Wells Once Maritime-Border Spat Settled
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Canada Top Court Throws Out Permits For Seismic Testing In North
Canada Top Court Throws Out Permits For Seismic Testing In North
Source: Offshore
Canada Top Court Throws Out Permits For Seismic Testing In North
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Kemp: Limits Of Analysis On Commitments Of Traders
The precise interactions between different types of commodity traders and their impact on price formation remain largely unknown.
Source: Offshore
Kemp: Limits Of Analysis On Commitments Of Traders
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Seadrill Warns Again Of Chapter 11 As Extends $14B Debt Talks
Seadrill again delayed restructuring its $14 billion in debt and liabilities and reiterated that Chapter 11 bankruptcy was likely.
Source: Offshore
Seadrill Warns Again Of Chapter 11 As Extends B Debt Talks
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Nigeria's Aims To Diversify As 'Era Of Oil Booms' Ends
Nigeria plans to cut its oil exploration costs and move away from reliance on crude for export revenues.
Source: Offshore
Nigeria's Aims To Diversify As 'Era Of Oil Booms' Ends
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