Cluff Natural Resources Chairman to Step Down from CEO Role
Cluff Natural Resources chairman and CEO, Algy Cluff, will step down as CEO.
Source: Offshore
Cluff Natural Resources Chairman to Step Down from CEO Role
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Cluff Natural Resources chairman and CEO, Algy Cluff, will step down as CEO.
Source: Offshore
Cluff Natural Resources Chairman to Step Down from CEO Role
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BP and Kosmos Energy move closer to approving development of the Tortue natural gas field offshore Mauritania and Senegal after the two West African countries agreed to split production.
Source: Offshore
BP, Kosmos Move Closer To Senegal And Mauritania Offshore Project
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Cyprus accuses the Turkish military of obstructing a ship contracted by Italian oil company Eni.
Source: Offshore
Standoff In High Seas As Cyprus Says Turkey Blocks Gas Drill Ship
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Unusually low US natural gas inventories and delays in new cross-border pipeline capacity could slow exports this year to Mexico.
Source: Offshore
Low US Natgas Stocks, Pipe Delays May Hamper Exports To Mexico
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Crude markets began to steady, settling little changed on the day.
Source: Offshore
Oil Prices Settle Flat, Steady After A Week Of Losses
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Faroe Petroleum plc to sell part of its stake in the Norwegian Sea’s Fenja development to Suncor Energy Norge AS.
Source: Offshore
Faroe Petroleum Agrees to Sell Stake in Norwegian Sea Development
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The African Development Bank (AfDB) has approved US$11.55mn loan to the African Local Currency Bond Fund (ALCB Fund), aiming to enhance the fund’s portfolio and promote the development of domestic capital markets across the continent
Source: African Review
AfDB approves US.55mn loan to support African Local Currency Bond Fund
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Rig firm Fred. Olsen Energy is in discussions with its creditors about some of its financial commitments.
Source: Offshore
Fred. Olsen Energy Talking To Lenders Over Some Financial Commitments
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Developing new subsea technology and approaches to field developments could help unlock 400 million additional barrels of oil and gas and generate $4.17 billion of additional value.
Source: Offshore
New Subsea Technology Could Generate Additional B From UKCS
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The Cougar platform in the Gulf of Mexico has become an artificial reef, after safely producing more than 31 million barrels of oil equivalent over a span of nearly two decades.
Source: Offshore
Shell's Cougar Platform Becomes Artificial Reef
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