Baker Hughes expects revenue from North America to rise in the current quarter from the first as oil producers drill more onshore wells.
Source: Offshore
Baker Hughes Expects N. America Revenue To Rise In 2Q
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Natural gas production at Azerbaijan’s Absheron field in the Caspian Sea could begin in late 2019 or early 2020.
Source: Offshore
Azeri Absheron Gas Field Could Start Production At End-2019
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The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank Group (AfDB) has approved the eligibility assessment for compliance review of the Bank-financed construction of a 125 MW Coal Sendou Power Plant Project in the village of Bargny Minam in Senegal
Source: African Review
AfDB authorises thorough investigations on Sendou Coal Fired power plant
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Here is a brief overview of the week’s new on African Review , from 17 – 21 April 2017
Source: African Review
African Review weekly digest – 17th – 21st April
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Statoil plays down concerns that drilling in the Arctic is risky, days before it kickstarts its drilling campaign in the Barents Sea.
Source: Offshore
Norway's Statoil Plays Down Risks Ahead Of Arctic Drilling
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Workers at Sri Lanka’s state-run oil firm Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC) calls off a strike.
Source: Offshore
Sri Lanka's Oil Firm Workers Call Off Strike Over India Deal
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Oil prices slip nearly 1%, extending last week’s decline.
Source: Offshore
Oil Slips On OPEC Cut Extension Doubts, Russia Output Worries
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South Sudan says Blocks B1 and B2 are open for direct negotiation after talks with Total, Tullow Oil and the Kuwait Foreign Petroleum Exploration Company break down.
Source: Offshore
South Sudan Says Talks Over Blocks B1 And B2 End, Seeks New Partners
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Petronas Carigali Sdn Bhd (PCSB), a subsidiary of Petronas, awards a “key contract” to Perbadanan Urusan Kejuruteraan dan Limbungan Brooke.
Source: Offshore
Petronas Awards 'Key' Offshore Contract
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OPEC complies with its production cut deal, but one month before the cartel returns to Vienna to consider an extension, crude oil’s march toward market stability and a $65 per barrel price point is slow.
Source: Offshore
Op-Ed: Will OPEC Production Cuts Fail?
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