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Equatorial Guinea Expects $1.4 billion in Oil Investments in 2020

Equatorial Guinea forecasts investments of at least $1.4 billion in its hydrocarbon sector next year through the development of oil projects and an increase in exploration. The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries’ smallest member awarded nine oil and gas blocks in November and last week granted Exxon Mobil a six-month extension to assess the

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DNV GL Wins Framework Agreement with DNO for Norwegian Continental Shelf Operations

DNV GL has been awarded a framework agreement by DNO ASA to provide a broad portfolio of engineering and management support and verification services to support the operator, as it expands operations and developments in the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS). DNV GL will support DNO in enhancing safety, maintaining compliance and reducing its environmental footprint

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Maersk Drilling Awarded Three-well Contract Offshore Trinidad by BP

Maersk Drilling has secured a three-well contract for the semi-submersible rig Maersk Discoverer with BP for development drilling at the Matapal project offshore Trinidad and Tobago. The contract has an estimated duration of 322 days and is expected to commence in July 2020. The value of the firm contract is approximately $78 million, including a

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Equinor Inks New Safety Framework for Norwegian Operations

A new compensation format will help improve efficiency as Equinor awards new framework agreements for safety and automation systems with five suppliers. The framework agreements cover operation of all the company’s installations on the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS) and onshore plants in Norway. They may also be used by the company’s international activities and for

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Weatherford Emerges from Chapter 11

Weatherford International has completed its financial restructuring and emerged from chapter 11 protection. The company emerges with a stronger financial foundation, having reduced approximately $6.2 billion of outstanding funded debt, secured $2.6 billion in exit financing facilities, including a $450 million revolving credit facility, secured a $195 million letter of credit facility, and secured over

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Norway’s Financial Regulator Says ‘Green’ Investing Has a Dark Side

Morten Baltzersen, the head of the Financial Supervisory Authority in Norway, says the rush to plow funds into investments that fulfill environmental, social and governance (ESG) standards has opened the door to a new risk. Baltzersen says the worry is that issuers are overstating their green credentials (known as greenwashing) to meet huge investor demand.

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