(Reuters) Guyana received bids from 15 different companies aiming to market the government's share of the crude produced off the South American country's coast, according to Guyana's National Procurement and Tender Board Administration website on Wednesday. The government re-launched the search last month after a previous tender was discarded. Bids were due on Aug. 3,... Continue Reading →
EXCLUSIVE Mexico probing Vitol over false import documents – tax chief
(Reuters) - Mexico's government is investigating the world's largest independent energy trader Vitol over "irregularities" in the documenting of its refined oil products entering Mexico that could lead to criminal charges for tax evasion, the country's tax chief told Reuters. The probe of Vitol (VITOLV.UL) is part of a drive to investigate alleged import tax... Continue Reading →
STUDIES FROM BRAZILIAN RESEARCHERS INDICATE GREAT OIL POTENTIAL OF THE EQUATORIAL MARGIN BASINS OF THE COUNTRY
(PetroNoticias) The exploratory success in neighboring Suriname and Guyana, nations that entered the world oil and gas map after relevant discoveries on their coast, is a strong indication that the Brazilian portion of the Equatorial Margin also has great potential to become a new oil and gas production hub in the country. The topic was... Continue Reading →
Exxon Considers Pledging Net-zero Carbon Emissions by 2050
Exxon Mobil Corp is considering a pledge to reduce its net carbon emissions to zero by 2050, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter. The report comes more than two months after the oil major's shareholders cast out three Exxon directors for the nominees of a hedge fund that... Continue Reading →
Subsea 7 sees continued pickup offshore Brazil, GoM
(Offshore) Subsea 7 has issued updates on its offshore energy activities in its 2Q results review. Subsea 7 has issued updates on its offshore energy activities in its 2Q results review. Offshore China, the company completed work on CNOOC’s Lingshui project using the Seven Borealis and Seven Eagle vessels. In the Norwegian sector, the Seven Arctic installed umbilicals for Aker BP’s Ærfugl Phase 2-Skarv tieback... Continue Reading →
ANTÔNIO GUIMARÃES WILL BE THE NEW PRESIDENT OF KAROON BRASIL
Executive Antônio Guimarães will assume command of the Brazilian arm of the oil company Karoon Energy. He was announced as the company's new president this week and will take over on Oct. 1, replacing Tim Hosking - who steps down after a 12-year stint. Guimarães starts to command the company at a time of expansion... Continue Reading →
PETRORIO IS READY TO TAKE THE NEXT STEPS OF GROWTH, SAYS THE PRESIDENT
(Valor) The president of PetroRio, Roberto Monteiro, said that the company “is ready” to take its next steps in growth. The oil company ended the second quarter with a cash position of R$4.53 billion, after issuing US$600 million in bonds in the period. Among PetroRio's new steps, the company expects to start drilling in 2022... Continue Reading →
CONSORTIUM OF COMPANIES AHEAD OF PROJECT MERO ANNOUNCES INVESTMENTS FOR ITS FOURTH PHASE
The consortium of companies in charge of the Mero project (Bloco de Libra), announced the investment decision for its fourth phase. Located in deep waters, 180 kilometers off the coast of Rio de Janeiro, the block is located in the pre-salt area of the Santos Basin. The FPSO Mero 4 will have a capacity of... Continue Reading →
Enauta to return block in Ceará Basin to ANP
Oil company Enauta informed that it will return the CE-M-661 block, located in the Ceará Basin, after the end of its first exploratory period on site in November this year tothe National Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels Agency (ANP). The company had acquired a 25% stake in the asset in a bidding round held in... Continue Reading →
BP shares climb after payout boost, energising transition
(Reuters) - BP (BP.L) boosted its dividend and share buybacks on Tuesday, sending its shares up by over 5%, after beating expectations with a $2.8 billion second-quarter profit powered by higher oil prices and recovering demand. The strong results, underpinned by higher sales at petrol stations, went some way towards easing investors' concerns over BP's plan to... Continue Reading →