Tagged With TotalEnergies
16 January 2023
TotalEnergies and partners expect to produce 25,000bl/d from Lapa Southwest
7 June 2022
Africa’s upstream is heavily populated by companies headquartered in London, where an increasingly positive environment for independents contrasts with the public pressure on the majors
10 May 2022
Large discoveries alone are not enough to guarantee Namibia makes a success of Africa’s most promising frontier
3 March 2022
The fallout from Myanmar’s coup may not be enough to discourage the Thai state-owned firm
23 February 2022
The news again highlights Suriname’s potential as a frontier basin
14 February 2022
The sector is attracting attention from both domestic and international firms
2 February 2022
The development remains on track to start oil production in 2025
18 January 2022
Shell and TotalEnergies have agreed to execute a major integrated development and bought into the government’s gas-led strategy
13 December 2021
Despite the continuing threat that the country’s security situation could implode, oil firms are keen to get going again
10 December 2021
The country’s government may have different upstream development priorities to IOCs, with particular impact on the gas sector
9 August 2021
The country’s offshore upstream remains a draw for IOCs even as they grow increasingly selective about their portfolios
5 July 2021
There are plenty of large sellers and smaller buyers, but there may be a medium-size missing piece
1 July 2021
Upstream firms are opening their wallets again as offshore prospects look more lucrative
14 June 2021
The French major plans to produce 190,000bl/d from six fields at the Tilenga development
28 April 2021
Biden administration hopes to fast-track emission restrictions, a popular measure among many large-cap operators
19 April 2021
Large-scale, deepwater prospects continue to draw deep-pocketed investors
19 April 2021
Baghdad is once again looking towards much higher long-term capacity goals
25 January 2021
After years of drilling letdowns, the small Latin American nation is finally starting to prove its offshore potential
9 July 2020
The Republic of Congo’s announcement of a major discovery appears to be targeted more at extorting EU environmentalists and multilateral lenders than attracting IOCs
23 April 2020
Major shows that distressed-seller opportunities are out there for buyers with more robust balance sheets
17 April 2020
Latin American nation becomes latest upstream hotspot on further exploration success
26 March 2020
Depressed oil prices are forcing large-cap producers to roll back spending. But will they continue to try to shed non-core assets?
20 March 2020
Two pieces of good news in the UK and Norway are buried by cost-cutting and depressed prices
24 January 2020
The sanctioning of the Shwe Yee Htun-2 project suggests the government is finally aligning its interests with those of operators
8 August 2019
Exploration in the region may lead to the partial revival of the UK Continental Shelf
27 February 2019
Africa's second-largest oil exporter needs more than the currently envisaged pipeline of oil projects if it is to remain a force
26 February 2019
BP's Greater Tortue project already has the green light, and Woodside's SNE development is poised to be next
8 February 2019
A rebound in the region is happening above and below water
