Zama a Giant Plus for Mexico

At 670 million barrels of recoverable oil, Mexico’s Zama field would be a nation-building giant in any prolific oil-bearing basin. That reserves estimate — made this week by Netherland, Sewell & Associates for Talos Energy, the Houston-based outfit that found the field — is testing the policies of a newly reorganized Mexican Ministry of Energy. Next door... Continue Reading →

CNOOC to Drill 227 Exploration Wells in 2020

Chinese oil company CNOOC plans to drill 227 exploration wells in 2020 and has set aside up to around $13,8 billion for capital expenditures, CNOOC's highest annual Capex since 2014, according to Reuters. CNOOC said Monday that its targeted net production for 2020 is 520 million to 530 million barrels of oil equivalent (BOE). Around... Continue Reading →

PPSA raised R$ 848 million for the Union in 2019

January 13, 2020 Pre-Sal Petróleo PPSA,  company linked to the Ministry of Mines and Energy, raised approximately R $ 848 million for the Union in 2019. The proceeds refer to the commercialization of the Union's oil and gas portion in production sharing contracts and Equalization. Expenditures and Volumes (EGV) of the Sapinhoá, Tartaruga Verde and... Continue Reading →

Bourbon Assets Sold to SPP

Assets of the French offshore vessel owned Bourbon have been sold to SPP, a company owned by a group of French banks, following a court decision announced in December. The Marseilles Commercial Court on December 23 ruled the assets of Bourbon would be sold to Société Phocéenne de Participations (SPP), a company owned by the... Continue Reading →

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