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News Archive for: June 2012

Chevron and TEPCO sign equity and additional LNG sales agreements:

Chevron Corporation (NYSE:CVX) announced that its Australian subsidiaries have  signed additional binding agreements with Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO)  for liquefied natural gas (LNG) offtake and equity interests in the  Chevron-operated Wheatstone Project.
Under the agreements, TEPCO will  purchase an additional 0.4 million tons per annum (MTPA) of LNG from…

Oil prices could drop to $50 a barrel:

Oil prices could potentially fall to $50 a barrel in a worst-case scenario  according to analysts Jan Stuart and Stefan Revielle, the Telegraph reports.  ‘Oil demand would deflate sharply following acute crises of confidence,’ they  say.
Potential negative scenarios involving the eurozone crisis could be  the start of a collapse…

Cairn agrees £414m deal for North Sea oil field owner Nautical Petroleum

Cairn’s recommended offer for Nautical Petroleum will increase its presence in   the region and raise its stakes in fields expected to produce oil within   four years.

Edinburgh-based Cairn has mainly focused its efforts on searching for oil off   the coast of Greenland, although it has so far been unsuccessful, racking…

EnQuest announce director/PDMR shareholding:

Pursuant to the Company’s obligations under Disclosure and Transparency Rule  3.1.4, the Company hereby notifies that the following Director purchased  Ordinary Shares of £0.05 each in the Company (the “Shares”):
Double A  Limited, a discretionary Trust in which the extended family of Amjad Bseisu have  a beneficial interest, notified the…

Are you interested in Shale Gas opportunities in the UK and Europe?

The Shale Gas sector in Europe is in its infancy.

Some of the recent shale gas finds include the entire Baltic basin, the Lublin basin in Poland, the Pannonian-Transylvanian basin in Hungary and Romania, as well as the Carpathian-Balkanian basin in Romania and Bulgaria.  The onshore drilling service industry in…

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