Three Oil Majors To Resume Operations In Libya

Three major international oil companies have announced the resumption of their operations in Libya after a 10-year absence, the Libyan National Oil Company said on Thursday. The NOC said in a press release it “received official notifications from the Italian company Eni and the British company British Petroleum regarding the lifting of force majeure and the resumption of exploration and contractual obligations in the blocks awarded to them in the Ghadames Basin (A-B) and offshore

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How Much Money Do Oil CEOs Earn?

Over the past year, the global energy market has seen significant fluctuations, with factors such as the Russia-Ukraine war and increased gas prices impacting the industry. As a result, Big Oil CEOs have seen a boost in their earnings. Here is a breakdown of how much money some of the major oil company CEOs made in a year: Overall, the compensation figures indicate that Big Oil CEOs have received substantial pay increases, despite some of

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Oil prices soar after Saudi Arabia extends oil production cut

Oil prices jumped on Thursday after Saudi Arabia said it would extend its unilateral voluntary cut of 1 million barrels per day (bpd) into September, adding that the cut could be extended or extended and deepened. Minutes after the Saudi announcement via the official Saudi Press Agency, oil prices which were flat until then, rose by 1%. The Saudi extension was largely expected by the market and traders. The announcement comes a day ahead of

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Gold Price Contemplates Direction as US Dollar and Treasury Yields Eye Higher Levels

The gold price has been relatively inactive compared to other markets this week, with the US Dollar and Treasury yields gaining momentum amidst risk aversion in the financial markets. Volatility has increased slightly, leading to speculation about potential movements in the XAU/USD (Gold vs. US Dollar) pair. The upcoming release of non-farm payrolls data is anticipated to have an impact on market developments. Earlier in the week, Fitch’s downgrade of US sovereign debt credit rating

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The Greater Tortue Ahmeyim (GTA) Gas Project has been delayed to 2024.

The Greater Tortue Ahmeyim (GTA) natural gas project, located between Senegal and Mauritania, has been delayed until the first quarter of 2024, according to British global oil and gas major bp. The announcement of Phase 2 of the project was made in February this year, with an expected production of up to 3 million metric tons per annum (mmtpa). Kosmos Energy and bp signed a co-development agreement for the two reserves in 2016, with bp

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Mining: Assumption of a Strategic Position in the Economy

The country needed to improve its geological knowledge in order to maintain mining as an important segment of the economy. As he stated, in this sense, policies were outlined by the Executive, implemented by Mirempet, and executed by IGEO under the National Geology Plan (PLANAGEO). “The level of basic geological knowledge becomes a differential when investors choose a country to invest resources in the search for new mineral deposits. Our future challenge will be to

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Oil Remains Steady as US Ratings Downgrade Countered by Supply Concerns

Oil prices remained relatively unchanged on Thursday following a two-day decline, including a sharp drop on Wednesday, as a U.S. government credit downgrade weighed on market sentiment. However, concerns about supply tightness provided some support to the market. Ratings agency Fitch downgraded the main U.S. credit rating, reflecting anticipated fiscal deterioration and a high and growing government debt burden for the world’s biggest oil consumer. Despite the overall bearish sentiment, prices received support from concerns

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Gas to Remain a Significant Energy Source until 2030

The Federal Government has said gas will continue to form a major part of the country’s energy mix until 2030. The Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission, Gbenga Komolafe, stated this at the Society for Petroleum Engineers Nigeria Council 2023 conference held in Lagos recently. Komolafe said although the FG was still committed to achieving the United Nations’ 2060 zero emission goals, Nigeria would continue to explore its abundant gas resources

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Oman’s PDO Completes Drilling 1,500 Wells at Nimr in Historic Milestone”

Petroleum Development Oman (PDO) marked a significant milestone as it celebrated the completion of its 1,500th well at the Nimr cluster, a groundbreaking achievement in the Sultanate of Oman, according to local media reports. The landmark well, known as NM-1500, is part of the expansive Nimr cluster situated in the southern region of PDO’s concession area. Covering a vast expanse of 1,875 square kilometers, Nimr is the company’s largest cluster and encompasses an extensive well

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Saudi Arabia and Kuwait Reiterate Exclusive Ownership of Controversial Durra Gas Field

Saudi Arabia and Kuwait reaffirmed on Wednesday that the ownership of natural resources in the divided submerged area in the Arabian Gulf, including the entire Al-Durra gas field, is jointly owned by both countries. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Saudi Arabia made an official announcement stating that Saudi Arabia and Kuwait hold exclusive and full sovereign rights to exploit the wealth in that area. In addition to asserting their joint ownership, the two nations

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