Gas Giants Share OPEC's Shale Pain as US Supply Flows East
OPEC isn’t the only decades-old energy hegemony being turned on its head by US shale.
Source: Offshore
Gas Giants Share OPEC's Shale Pain as US Supply Flows East
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Seadrill Drops to Record Low After Warning on Shareholder Losses
Seadrill fell 38% after warning its shareholders and bond investors they can expect steep losses.
Source: Offshore
Seadrill Drops to Record Low After Warning on Shareholder Losses
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Buhari's Change of Tack in Nigeria Delta Boosts Oil Output
A year and $7 billion in lost oil exports later, President Buhari’s decision to switch tack by negotiating with the fighters seems to be working.
Source: Offshore
Buhari's Change of Tack in Nigeria Delta Boosts Oil Output
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Mo Ibrahim: “Governance in the public and private sectors needs to be addressed”
Self-made billionaire Dr. Mo Ibrahim talks about the public image of Africa, corruption and how good governance is vital to reforming the continent in the long-term
Source: African Review
Mo Ibrahim: “Governance in the public and private sectors needs to be addressed”
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US Firm Cobalt Threatens Arbitration Over Angolan Oil Assets
U.S. oil firm Cobalt said it would seek arbitration if Angola’s state-run Sonangol failed to extend licence deadlines on two deepwater blocks, a move the U.S. company said was needed to help it sell the assets.
Source: Offshore
US Firm Cobalt Threatens Arbitration Over Angolan Oil Assets
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Sources: Syncrude Oil Sands Project Cuts April Production to Zero
The Syncrude oil sands project in northern Alberta has cut its production to zero for all of April following a fire last month, according to three market sources.
Source: Offshore
Sources: Syncrude Oil Sands Project Cuts April Production to Zero
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Qatar to Drill in Biggest Gas Field After 12-Year Freeze
Qatar Petroleum plans to start a new development in the offshore North Field, ending a 12-year ban on new projects that allowed the company to assess how its current rate of extraction affects the giant reservoir it shares with Iran.
Source: Offshore
Qatar to Drill in Biggest Gas Field After 12-Year Freeze
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Sky News: BP to Cut About 5 mln Pounds from CEO's Maximum Annual Pay
BP will cut about 5 million pounds ($6.24 million) from Chief Executive Bob Dudley’s maximum pay for the next three years in a bid to avoid a shareholder revolt.
Source: Offshore
Sky News: BP to Cut About 5 mln Pounds from CEO's Maximum Annual Pay
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SNC-Lavalin Steps Up Deal Push With $2.6 Billion Atkins Bid
SNC-Lavalin Group Inc. is holding talks to buy WS Atkins Plc of the UK for 2.08 billion pounds ($2.6 billion).
Source: Offshore
SNC-Lavalin Steps Up Deal Push With .6 Billion Atkins Bid
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Russian Oil Firm Rosneft To Start Barents Sea Drilling In 2018
Rosneft plans to start drilling in the Barents Sea in 2018, chief executive Igor Sechin tells President Vladimir Putin via video-link.
Source: Offshore
Russian Oil Firm Rosneft To Start Barents Sea Drilling In 2018
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