Blog

Uganda Sees $5 Billion Costs For Two Oilfield Developments

As Uganda’s government is looking to resolve a tax dispute with oil majors over oilfields, it sees the development costs for the two fields to reach at least US$5 billion, Uganda’s Energy Ministry Permanent Secretary Robert Kasande told Bloomberg in an interview. Until recently considered one of the hot spots for new oil developments in Africa, Uganda has pushed

Continue Reading →

Iraq Oil Supplies Vulnerable as Mideast Tensions Flare

Oil supplies from Iraq, the Middle East’s second-biggest producer, are “potentially vulnerable” amid rising political risks in the country and the broader region, the International Energy Agency warned. Crude prices briefly soared to a three-month high above $70 a barrel last week as tensions between the U.S. and Iran erupted in neighboring Iraq, where America

Continue Reading →

Total taps Maersk Drilling for Depth-record-setting Angola-Namibia Campaign

Maersk Drilling has been awarded contracts for a three-well exploration drilling project by Total E&P Angola Block 32, Block 48 and Total E&P Namibia B.V. for the 7th generation drillship Maersk Voyager. Maersk Voyager will be employed offshore Angola and Namibia for a campaign which includes the deepest water depth ever drilled offshore. The project

Continue Reading →

Next Page → ← Previous Page