Noble Corp. Shareholders Approve Merger with Maersk Drilling

Shareholders of offshore drilling company Noble Corporation have approved the company's proposed plan to merge with the Danish offshore drilling firm Maersk Drilling. "...at the Extraordinary General Meeting of shareholders held today, shareholders approved all proposals related to the previously announced business combination agreement with [Maersk Drilling]," Noble Corp. said Tuesday. According to Noble Corp,... Continue Reading →

Noble shareholders greenlight Maersk merger

Offshore drilling contractor Noble Corporation has revealed that its shareholders have endorsed its plan to merge with Maersk Drilling in an all-stock transaction almost unanimously, despite concerns, which were voiced by certain shareholders over this plan in the past. A short time after the two rig owners announced their business combination on 10 November 2021,  Cyprus-based S.D.... Continue Reading →

Mexican president says will ask Pemex to reveal information on alleged Vitol bribes

(Reuters) - Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Tuesday that his government will ask state-oil company Pemex to reveal information regarding the alleged receiving of bribes from Vitol, the world's largest independent energy trader. Reuters revealed last year that Petroleos Mexicanos (PEMX.UL), as the company is formally known, had deepened investigations into the... Continue Reading →

Venezuela’s oil exports fall 8% in April amid quality-linked delays -data

(Reuters) - Venezuela's oil exports fell 8% in April from the previous month amid continued delays linked to poor-quality crude grades and insufficient oil upgrading capacity available, according to documents and vessel monitoring data on Thursday. U.S.-sanctioned Venezuela recovered a portion of lost production last year, but crude shipments have been volatile, bouncing some 200,000... Continue Reading →

Colombia judge orders suspension of fracking pilot project

(Reuters) - A judge in the Colombian city of Barrancabermeja on Thursday suspended an environmental license granted to a hydraulic fracturing - or fracking - pilot project, on the grounds that local communities were not properly consulted. Colombia's majority state-owned oil company Ecopetrol (ECO.CN) and partner U.S. oil major Exxon Mobil Corp (XOM.N) were given the green light to... Continue Reading →

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