Business/economics
Nitzana will enable Israel to double gas exports to Egypt from the giant Leviathan gas field in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Nearly 90% of investment since 2019 has gone to replacing lost production, with $570 billion in spending projected for 2025.
Months of due diligence and evaluation following proposed $18.7 billion deal results in no deal to purchase Australian operator.
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The market in 2020 will be oversupplied by 3–5 million B/D and global inventory will surpass 400 million bbls over the next few months, according to ADI Analytics. -
US sanctions appear to have prompted a change in ownership. It is unclear how the new arrangement will impact Venezuela’s diminishing ability to export crude oil.
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The five-year contract is worth an estimated $400 and covers more than 200 offshore assets.
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Oil exploration and production jobs globally are at about the level they were after deep cuts following the 2014 crash. Now companies need to find more to cut.
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Shale producers are pulling completions crews out of the field to respond to the recent price crash, but the contraction has only begun.
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The list of companies that are slashing millions and sometimes billions from their annual spending programs is growing longer as the ripple effects of a price war and pandemic spread across the globe.
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The umbilicals will be designed and manufactured at Aker Solutions’ facility in Alabama.
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Several companies have provided updates on their North American LNG projects, including Pembina, LNG Canada, and Sempra. The outlooks vary from plans to move ahead to others seeking money to stay afloat.
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The international major has lowered its output forecast in the world’s most prolific unconventional basin by 20%.
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Revised estimates of project sanctioning total $61 billion in 2020, which is down from $192 billion forecast in 2019.
