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28 July 2015
In its first licensing round since 2011, the nation is calling for bids on 10 blocks by 18 September
22 June 2015
Varo Energy, Europe's newest downstream specialist, is merging with trading and marketing company Argos to target the creation of a 'major downstream business' in northwestern Europe
18 June 2015
Prospects open for a development project in the southwestern part of the Norwegian Barents Sea
11 June 2015
The remote Norwegian sea discovery has been made by Statoil
21 May 2015
The news comes as part of a study by DuPont as countries begin to switch to sulphur-free gasoline
13 May 2015
The large find is in Mauritania and is part of the Greater Tortue complex
8 May 2015
The country's new president promises reform in oil policy and a war against the corrupt practises in the African nation
21 April 2015
The company's plan for refining in France will also see investments in biofuels and desulphurisation
15 April 2015
New discoveries have been made near to Statoil's development, adding additional reserves to the project
15 April 2015
Shell has offered to acquire BG, to create a company with oil and gas production second only to that of ExxonMobil
15 April 2015
Nigeria’s new government, headed by former-general Muhammadu Buhari, arrives with plans which could be positive for the oil companies - but with the risk of stirring up increased dissent in the producing areas
8 April 2015
The government is reforming the business climate to attract foreign investment — and it has gas and oil projects at the top of its wish-list
21 March 2015
Lower oil prices are re-shaping oil and gas operations in the North Sea — with UK waters seeing the most drastic changes
18 March 2015
The measures should result in higher production and lower tax for the industry
17 March 2015
The refinery, which was previously shut down, has been sold to the Singapore company
17 March 2015
The country's Lake Albert oilfields could start producing within the next three years
11 March 2015
The oil price fall points a spotlight on the UK’s out-of-control operating costs
11 March 2015
The development will increase the country's gas production by a quarter
18 February 2015
Participants in the vast Johan Sverdrup oilfield have submitted a development plan - but are in dispute over ownership interests
4 February 2015
The start-up of new super-refineries in the Middle East is set to flood Europe's markets with middle distillates
3 February 2015
President Obama must make a decision on the TransCanada proposed pipeline
29 January 2015
The $7bn development will be crucial for Ghana when it starts to flow in 2018
16 January 2015
The oil revenue squeeze is presenting the government with its greatest challenge since the civil war
16 January 2015
Angola will see only small increases in oil production capacity for the next few years – or perhaps none, if the decline in output from the older deep-water fields cannot be checked
16 January 2015
Despite falling oil prices BP is retaining a positive outlook of the North Sea field
13 January 2015
A business review concluded margins would remain small due to the global oversupply of oil
7 January 2015
The fall in crude oil prices could bring a business boom for the world’s independent storage operators, and for traders leasing tankers for floating storage
7 January 2015
The deal is for the losses to the fishermen and community after two pipeline spills seven years ago
8 December 2014
Capacity expansions, coming at a time of trimmed volumes, have raised competition in the worldwide oil storage business
8 December 2014
Greater Singapore – Singapore together with new terminals in Malaysia and Indonesia – could increase capacity by a third
8 December 2014
Independent oil storage operators in Rotterdam are facing adverse trends while Antwerp volumes are up
8 December 2014
Refinery and product export trends are good for Gulf coast storage operators
2 December 2014
The company was challenged by Lundin for the field in Norway
26 November 2014
The UK-based company aspires to become largest operator in the industry
26 November 2014
The floating LNG scheme could aid the development of remote gasfields around the continent
25 November 2014
134 licences were awarded, and a further 94 are subject to environmental assessment
31 October 2014
Total lauds the economic strengths of its new Saudi Arabian complex while troubles in Europe mount
27 October 2014
Falling oil prices and rising US shale-oil production are up-ending the established price setting mechanisms for world crudes
13 October 2014
Oil reservoir discovery off Senegal could house significant potential for the area
10 October 2014
Kuwait Petroleum International wants to cancel planned investment in the Netherlands
9 October 2014
OGUK warned that the falling oil price will render the projects uneconomic and lead to accelerated shut downs
2 October 2014
The Corrib field is due on stream in mid-2015 and will cover nearly three-quarters of the Irish republic’s gas consumption -but Corrib’s troubled development history has done nothing to encourage other explorers
18 September 2014
A substantial investment in a Norway refinery following reduction in allowed sulphur content in marine fuel
18 September 2014
Another substantial gas discovery was made in September, which has raised the planned capacity of the unit
29 August 2014
Exactly 40 years after it was discovered, the Kudu gasfield is moving towards a development decision
28 August 2014
The major is nine years behind schedule at the Escravos plant, Nigeria
19 August 2014
Cobalt International is going ahead with Cameia development
13 August 2014
Exports from the new super-refineries of the Middle East – now the world’s fastest-growing refining region – will speed the pace of closures in Europe
12 August 2014
Bonga Northwest will flow a peak of 40,000 barrels of oil-equivalent a day
11 August 2014
A discovery for Eni, a commercial field for Harvest and new licence awards raise the outlook for Gabon’s pre-salt play
