Call it a pre-Christmas lottery ticket, but someone in the oil market has been busy making a bold bet.
Source: Offshore
Oil Seen at 0 by End 2018 in Lottery Ticket Options Trade
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Almost 60% of surveyed workers in the North Sea believe that health and safety standards have dropped in the last six months, according to UK union Unite.
Source: Offshore
Survey: 60% of North Sea Workers Say Safety Standards Declining
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Although the worst is probably over for a company emerging from bankruptcy, making a comeback in the midst of a downturn isn’t free of its own challenges.
Source: Offshore
BLOG: Rallying Oil, Gas Cos May Wrangle Unease Post-Bankruptcy
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Neil McGregor will replace Tang Kin Fei as Sembcorp’s Group President and CEO in 2017.
Source: Offshore
Sembcorp Names New CEO as Part of Succession Plan
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Operations at Libya’s southwestern Sharara oilfield were gradually resuming on Wednesday after the lifting of a 2-year blockade on a pipeline leading from the field, a senior official said on Wednesday.
Source: Offshore
Libya's Sharara Oilfield Resuming Operations After Pipelines Reopen
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Anadarko Petroleum says it will sell certain natural gas assets in the Marcellus shale for about $1.24 billion.
Source: Offshore
Anadarko To Sell Certain Marcellus Assets For .24B
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Petroliam Nasional Bhd will trim crude output by up to 20,000 barrels per day in 2017, down about 3% from this year’s estimated production, honouring the country’s commitment to reduce supply.
Source: Offshore
Malaysia's Petronas To Cut 2017 Oil Output By Up To 20,000 Bpd
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Oil futures fall after Libya says it expects to boost production over the next few months.
Source: Offshore
Oil Falls on Surprise Build to Crude Inventories
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The African Development Bank (AfDB) yesterday signed a US$500mn loan agreement to support Egypt’s Economic Governance and Energy Support Programme Phase II
Source: African Review
AfDB backs phase two of Egypt energy programme
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Trans Africa Pipeline (TAP), the largest, humanitarian civil engineering project of 21st century, is a project which will involve constructing a 8,000 km, fresh water pipeline crossing 11 countries in the Sahel region of Africa
Source: African Review
Trans Africa Pipeline: the project to watch in 2017
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