Eni sells a 30% stake in the Shorouk concession, offshore Egypt, to Rosneft
Eni has agreed to sell to Rosneft a 30% participating interest in the Shourouk Concession, offshore Egypt, where the supergiant gas field Zohr is located.
Eni has agreed to sell to Rosneft a 30% participating interest in the Shourouk Concession, offshore Egypt, where the supergiant gas field Zohr is located.
The appointment remains subject to the approval of the Oil and Gas Authority.
The company has submitted the Blythe Field Development Plan in draft format to the Oil and Gas Authority.
The company has provided an update on plans to recommence production drilling at the Goudron Field in Trinidad following confirmation of the refinancing of the company's loan facility.
The contract, with work being undertaken in 2018 by one of the Company’s key installation vessels, is designed to further enhance inter oilfield communication networks in the North Sea.
Spencer Linsell demonstrates that for innovation to become the norm, a collaborative, industry-wide approach will be key.
The company enjoyed a record period in the second half of its financial year with sales of almost £10 million and EBITDA of £3.5 million for the six months to September 2016.
Successful well testing results have demonstrated the possibility for economic production at both wells.
Magseis awarded a contract from ConocoPhilips for a full azimuth 4D seabed seismic acquisition survey in the North Sea.
Polarcus Limited has announced that it has received two Letters of Intent from two undisclosed clients for two additional marine seismic projects offshore South America.
The contract awarded by Murphy E&P is to deliver industry’s longest deepwater subsea multiphase boosting tieback.
CGG has announced the delivery of near real time imaging results for a 4200 km2 BroadSeis 3D marine seismic survey acquired offshore Morocco.
“In a low-carbon future, we need oil & gas producers who can deliver energy at low cost, with low emissions. Therefore, the NCS will become even more attractive and important,” says Statoil CEO Eldar Sætre.
Funding has been secured to research automation solutions for subsea pipeline inspections.
The company expects to report a prefunding level of 120% for the full year 2016, down from previously guided 150%.