(PN) The Brazilian Institute for the Environment (Ibama) granted the preliminary license for the production storage and offloading platform (FSO) in the Pargo field, in the Campos Basin. In addition to the vessel, the license also attests to the environmental feasibility of the new 8″ PPG-1A export pipeline. French-British Perenco has been responsible, since October... Continue Reading →
Guyana, Suriname may be the most exciting exploration hot spot in history – Rystad Energy
(ON) The unprecedented oil and gas discoveries unfolding in the Guyana-Suriname basin are of historic proportions and make the region stand out as one of the most exciting hot spots the industry has seen in decades. “The Liza-1 well will be equated with the 1-RJS-628 well in terms of discovering a major petroleum province in... Continue Reading →
Enauta adds two more wells to hired rig’s backlog
(Offshore Energy) Brazilian oil and gas company Enauta has decided to exercise its option to extend the contracting of a drilling rig chosen for operations on its Atlanta field, located offshore Brazil, adding two additional wells to the scope of work covered by the original contract. Back in January 2022, Enauta entered into a time... Continue Reading →
TotalEnergies Wins U.S. Offshore Wind Bid. Buys Out German EnBW
(OE) French oil major TotalEnergies has won a bid to build three gigawatts (GW) of offshore wind power capacity on the New Jersey coast in the United States. The company said the $795 million deal is for the 341 sq km New York Bight concession, which is located up to 87 km from the coasts... Continue Reading →
Western companies in Russian oil and gas sector
(Reuters) - International energy major BP has opted to leave Russia after Western countries imposed severe sanctions on its companies and individuals following Moscow's military attack on Ukraine. read more BP, the biggest foreign investor in Russia, said it was abandoning its stake in state oil company Rosneft (ROSN.MM) at a cost of up to $25 billion, shrinking... Continue Reading →
Russia’s economic reality has changed, Kremlin says
(Reuters) - The Kremlin on Monday said Russia's economic reality had changed but saw no reason to doubt the effectiveness and reliability of the central bank, which hiked interest rates to 20% as it sought to shield the economy from unprecedented Western sanctions. The bank has also introduced some capital controls as the West seeks... Continue Reading →
Exxon faces new pressure over dealings with Russia’s Rosneft
(Reuters) - Exxon Mobil (XOM.N) likely will face new pressure to severe ties with Russia's largest oil producer, said analysts, after rival BP agreed to unload a Rosneft stake. Russia's attack on Ukraine has unleashed broad economic and political rebukes and corporate withdrawals by banks, technology and other firms unprecedented in their extent. BP on Sunday said... Continue Reading →
Equinor to exit Russia amid invasion of Ukraine
Norwegian energy group Equinor (EQNR.OL) said on Monday it will start the process of divesting from its joint ventures in Russia amid Moscow's invasion of Ukraine. Equinor is the second major European oil and gas producer, after energy major BP , to announce its exit from Russia as Western countries ramp up efforts to punish Russia with... Continue Reading →
BP quits Russia in up to $25 billion hit after Ukraine invasion
(Reuters) - BP is abandoning its stake in Russian oil giant Rosneft in an abrupt and costly end to three decades of operating in the energy-rich country, marking the most significant move yet by a Western company in response to Moscow's invasion of Ukraine. Rosneft accounts for around half of BP's oil and gas reserves... Continue Reading →
Oil Rises Past $102 as Russian Energy Supply Fears Intensify
Oil prices jumped on Monday as Western allies imposed more sanctions on Russia and blocked some Russian banks from a global payments system, which could cause severe disruption to its oil exports. Brent crude LCOc1 rose $4.82, or 4.9%, to $102.75 by 1028 GMT after touching a high of $105.07 a barrel in early trade. The Brent contract for April... Continue Reading →