oilmarket
Italian energy giant Eni is considering giving investors a chance to invest in separate stakes in its fossil fuel projects, in a move that is known as a satellite strategy. The projects are likely to be some of the company's very lucrative developments based in the Ivory Coast and Indonesia. This will allow investors who may not be particularly interested in renewable energy projects to make sure their money is funding only the fossil fuel projects they support. Similarly, it will also allow investors who prioritise green projects to ensure that their money is not being used to support fossil ...
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French energy company TotalEnergies announced its first quarter 2024 earnings on Friday morning, announcing a 22% decline in Q1 2024 earnings, mainly due to shrinking natural gas profits. However, a stronger-than-expected oil market did manage to offset this somewhat, although increasing crude oil prices could pose a problem for refining margins in the next few months, according to TotalEnergies. Adjusted net income for the first quarter of the year surpassed market expectations, coming in at $5.1 billion (€4.75 billion), more than the $5 billion previously anticipated by London Stock Exchange...
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BP has recently received interest for a multi-billion pound takeover from the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (Adnoc). However, talks were stalled at the initial stage, due to Adnoc having concerns about how BP would fit within its overall strategy. The complicated political and legal aspect of the deal was also a concern, due to Adnoc being the UAE’s state oil company and BP having significant economic importance to the UK. The two companies have long been associates in the Middle East and have even launched a major Egyptian gas field joint venture back in February. Before the current Israel-H...
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China's third largest national oil and gas company, China National Offshore Oil Company (CNOOC), has recently revealed that it has made a massive deep-water oil discovery in the Kaiping South oilfield. This will add more than a hundred million tons of oil equivalent to the oilfield's total proved in-place volume. The Kaiping South oilfield is 300 kilometres off the coast of Guangdong province, in the South China Sea. It is one of China's offshore oil fields, mainly yielding light crude oil. With an average water depth of about 500 metres, the key oil-bearing plays are Enping Formation, Zhuhai ...
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