What If Big Oil’s Bet on Gas Is Wrong?

Talk to a Big Oil executive these days, and the chances are they’ll steer the conversation toward gas. “In 20 years, we will not be known as oil and gas companies, but as gas and oil companies,” Patrick Pouyanne, chief executive officer of French giant Total SA, told a conference in St. Petersburg last month. Read... Continue Reading →

Exxon hunting for new Liza in Suriname

U.S. oil major Exxon Mobil has confirmed it has, with its partners Hess and Statoil, signed a production sharing contract for Block 59 with Staatsolie Maatschappij Suriname N.V., the national oil company of Suriname. To remind, Staatsolie informed of the upcoming signing of the PSC two weeks ago, but with little detail. The block adds... Continue Reading →

Aker BP quarterly revenues lifted by swelling production

Norwegian exploration and production company Aker BP more than doubled its second quarter 2017 production and revenues, compared to last year’s quarterly result, due to inclusion of BP Norge’s activities.  To remind, Aker BP was formed in September 2016 through a merger between Det norske oljeselskap and BP Norge. In its quarterly financial report on Friday,... Continue Reading →

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