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The vessel has been made available by an Australian billionaire to aid ocean research teams to gather data around Australia’s coast.

AGDC tops the list with capex of US$37.3 billion followed by Canada Stewart Energy and NextDecade Corp with capex of US$30.3 billion and US$28.4 billion, respectively.

Paradigm Group BV has announced that it has formed a new company undertaking the staff and assets of Paradigm Flow Services, which was put into administration on 28 December 2018.

The purchase orders, the largest of which originates from a key Gulf Coast customer of Orbital’s with the balance secured from a second Gulf Coast energy operator, comprise custom analytical integration systems for two new fractionation units.

Research Director, Angus Rodger, provides insight on a of UK-listed Ophir Energy by Indonesia's Medco Energi.

“2018 has been a record-setting year on many fronts,” said CEO Jan van der Tempel. “With our fleet back to full operational strength, we have seen moments of near full utilisation.”

Jack Allardyce, oil and gas research analyst at Cantor Fitzgerald Europe, gives his thoughts on expected oil growth for next year.

Russia accounts for more than 90% of the proposed capital expenditure (capex) on planned and announced crude and natural gas projects in the Former Soviet Union (FSU) over the period 2018 - 2025, according to GlobalData.

According to ESAI Energy’s recent North America Watch, local refinery demand for light sweet crude will remain unchanged, so these new flows will double the surplus crude available for export.

Nigeria accounts for more than 34% of the proposed capital expenditure (capex) on planned and announced crude and natural gas projects in the sub-Saharan Africa over the period 2018–2025, according to GlobalData.

According to ESAI Energy’s recently released One-Year Global Fuels Outlook, the US gasoline surplus will expand by roughly 80 000 bpd next year as demand continues to plateau and output keeps rising.

ESAI Energy China Analyst Yao Wu comments on the developments behind China’s predicted oil demand growth.

Key measures include the formation of upstream and downstream taskforces, the privatisation of some Sonangol subsidiaries, and the creation of a new regulator to manage concessions.

William Turner, senior research analyst at Wood Mackenzie, discusses 5 things to look for in the year ahead.