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Plans call for license partner Aker BP to serve as operator during the development phase, with operatorship reverting to DNO after first oil in 2028.
Production from the Búzios field now tops 1 million B/D with six floating production systems in operation and more on the way.
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WaveCrest Energy will develop, build, and own LNG assets to service underserved markets. -
China is seen as leading the way for consumption growth in the coming decades.
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Disputes that closed the plant 8 years ago are now resolved, said Italy’s Eni.
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Contractor will engineer, construct, and install project’s seafloor hardware.
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After making it through the largest weather-induced shutdown ever to strike the region, operators in the prolific shale basin are sharing new numbers on how much production they were forced to curtail.
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Oil and gas producers in the southern US suffered from a historic disruption to their operations, but analysts say the effects will be short lived compared to what may be in store for downstream operators.
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The panel's chairman said it will renew its commitment to review equity concerns related to new energy projects.
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A Texas-sized winter storm has forced the largest oil and gas producing region in the US to lower output while demand for energy surges to combat the bitter temperatures.
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The Nord Stream 2 consortium is laying pipe in Danish waters despite US sanctions. A deal is anticipated that will allow the pipeline to be built if Germany defends Ukraine’s interests as a transit state for Russian gas.
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One of the last oil facilities in state waters on the path towards full decommissioning slated to begin in 2022.
