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Adnoc acquires Covestro for 12 billion euros as part of its diversification strategy
Adnoc, the national oil company of the United Arab Emirates, announces the acquisition of Covestro, a German chemical giant, for 12 billion euros. This acquisition is part of its strategy to diversify its activities and strengthen its presence in Europe.
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Adnoc acquires Covestro for 12 billion euros as part of its diversification strategy
Adnoc, the national oil company of the United Arab Emirates, announces the acquisition of Covestro, a German chemical giant, for 12 billion euros. This acquisition is part of its strategy to diversify its activities and strengthen its presence in Europe.
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India Struggles to Attract Foreign Investors in Its Upstream Oil Sector
The latest auction of oil blocks in India has sparked significant interest among local private players, but the persistent absence of international companies highlights ongoing doubts about the real opportunities in exploration.
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India Struggles to Attract Foreign Investors in Its Upstream Oil Sector
The latest auction of oil blocks in India has sparked significant interest among local private players, but the persistent absence of international companies highlights ongoing doubts about the real opportunities in exploration.
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Major Oil Companies Under Pressure for Transparency on Gas Flaring Emissions
A report reveals that CO2 emissions linked to gas flaring by oil companies are underestimated. Groups such as Sonatrach, BP, and TotalEnergies face accusations of opaque practices regarding these polluting releases.
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Major Oil Companies Under Pressure for Transparency on Gas Flaring Emissions
A report reveals that CO2 emissions linked to gas flaring by oil companies are underestimated. Groups such as Sonatrach, BP, and TotalEnergies face accusations of opaque practices regarding these polluting releases.
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ConocoPhillips obtains authorization to seize PDVSA payments in Trinidad
ConocoPhillips secured the right to seize payments from PDVSA related to the Dragon gas project between Trinidad and Venezuela. This decision is part of ongoing efforts to recover a $1.33 billion debt linked to the nationalization of its assets.
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ConocoPhillips obtains authorization to seize PDVSA payments in Trinidad
ConocoPhillips secured the right to seize payments from PDVSA related to the Dragon gas project between Trinidad and Venezuela. This decision is part of ongoing efforts to recover a $1.33 billion debt linked to the nationalization of its assets.
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Pemex ships first petroleum coke export from Olmeca refinery to India
Pemex’s new Olmeca refinery has exported its first 112,000 barrels of petroleum coke to India. This shipment marks a step forward for the project despite doubled costs and commissioning delays.
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Pemex ships first petroleum coke export from Olmeca refinery to India
Pemex’s new Olmeca refinery has exported its first 112,000 barrels of petroleum coke to India. This shipment marks a step forward for the project despite doubled costs and commissioning delays.
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Kazakhstan: Oil Sector Delays Hamper Growth Prospects
Kazakhstan, a major oil player in Central Asia, is facing production challenges due to delays in its key projects, limiting its ability to meet objectives and comply with OPEC+ quotas.
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Kazakhstan: Oil Sector Delays Hamper Growth Prospects
Kazakhstan, a major oil player in Central Asia, is facing production challenges due to delays in its key projects, limiting its ability to meet objectives and comply with OPEC+ quotas.
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Exxon: Gregory Goff takes the lead of Amber Energy for Citgo’s acquisition backed by Elliott
Gregory Goff, member of the board of directors at Exxon Mobil, is now at the head of Amber Energy, an entity affiliated with Elliott Investment Management, in the context of the acquisition of Citgo, a Venezuelan-owned oil refiner, for an estimated amount of USD 7.28 billion.
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Exxon: Gregory Goff takes the lead of Amber Energy for Citgo’s acquisition backed by Elliott
Gregory Goff, member of the board of directors at Exxon Mobil, is now at the head of Amber Energy, an entity affiliated with Elliott Investment Management, in the context of the acquisition of Citgo, a Venezuelan-owned oil refiner, for an estimated amount of USD 7.28 billion.
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High-Sulfur Petcoke Price Decline Reshapes the Asian Market
High-sulfur petcoke prices are plummeting due to China's withdrawal from this segment, pushing producers to seek new markets in India and Turkey.
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High-Sulfur Petcoke Price Decline Reshapes the Asian Market
High-sulfur petcoke prices are plummeting due to China's withdrawal from this segment, pushing producers to seek new markets in India and Turkey.
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Saudi Aramco raises $3 billion in sukuk to maintain dividends
Saudi Aramco has raised $3 billion via a sukuk issue, despite a drop in oil production. The funds raised are intended to support the company's dividend commitments and capital expenditure projects.
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Saudi Aramco raises $3 billion in sukuk to maintain dividends
Saudi Aramco has raised $3 billion via a sukuk issue, despite a drop in oil production. The funds raised are intended to support the company's dividend commitments and capital expenditure projects.
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Saudi Arabia abandons hopes of $100 oil price
Saudi Arabia is changing its oil strategy, abandoning its target of $100 a barrel in order to increase production and regain market share, despite a likely drop in prices.
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Saudi Arabia abandons hopes of $100 oil price
Saudi Arabia is changing its oil strategy, abandoning its target of $100 a barrel in order to increase production and regain market share, despite a likely drop in prices.
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