The clean-up of an oil spill from TransCanada Corp’s Keystone pipeline may last several weeks.
Source: Offshore
Keystone Clean-Up To Last Several Weeks, Line Restart Unclear
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Italian authorities are investigating oil major Eni for alleged tax evasion.
Source: Offshore
Italy Prosecutors Probe Eni For Tax Evasion At Refineries
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South Africa’s All Power Systems and Synthesis has launched the country’s first commercial solar savings insurance, aiming to protect companies from risks related to adverse weather and system failure
Source: African Review
First commercial solar savings insurance launched in South Africa
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At the launch of the Senegal-UK Chamber of Commerce, held this week in London, panellists outlined the wide range of opportunities they believe will be available to international investors
Source: African Review
Senegal-UK Chamber of Commerce launch panel identifies multiple investment opportunities
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Aker BP ASA enters into separate drilling and well alliance agreements.
Source: Offshore
Aker BP Enters Drilling, Well Alliances with Halliburton, Maersk, Odfjell
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Norwegian production has increased month-on-month, according to the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate’s preliminary output figures for October.
Source: Offshore
Norwegian Production Increases
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India’s ONGC Videsh Ltd (OVL) acquires a 15% stake in Namibia’s offshore Block 2012A from Tullow Oil.
Source: Offshore
India's ONGC Buys 15% Stake In Namibia Offshore Block From Tullow
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Australian oil and gas explorer FAR Ltd says an independent study of 2 of its offshore blocks in West Africa’s Gambia found potential for a total of 1.1 billion barrels of oil.
Source: Offshore
Australia's FAR Expects 1.1 Bln Barrels Of Oil From Gambian Blocks
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South Africa wants the national oil companies of its BRICS partners to help build a new 400,000 barrel per day refinery.
Source: Offshore
South Africa Eyes BRICS Partners To Build New Billion Refinery
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Serica UK agrees to acquire BP plc’s interests in the Bruce, Keith and Rhum fields in the North Sea, in a deal which will see the transfer of approximately 110 BP staff to the company on completion.
Source: Offshore
Serica to Buy BP Stake in North Sea Fields, Welcome 100+ Staff
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