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2014, September, 30, 20:10:00
SEIZING THE MEXICO’S OPPORTUNITIES
Argentina’s YPF and Malaysia’s Petronas are negotiating a joint-venture with Mexico’s Pemex – possibly starting with shallow water fields – in a bid to become the first foreign oil companies to seize the opportunities of Mexico’s energy reform.
2014, September, 30, 20:05:00
FILIPINO-UK GAS
The chairman of a Philippine energy company said Friday a Chinese state-owned oil producer hasn't responded to a revived proposal to jointly explore a disputed area of the South China Sea but drilling will go ahead by 2016 with or without a partnership.
2014, September, 30, 20:00:00
MAMMALS OF ROSNEFT
The Company’s representatives made a report on RN-Shelf-Arctic’s experience in implementing marine animals protection plans during geological survey in the Barents Sea.
2014, September, 28, 13:10:00
UKRAINE & RUSSIA DEAL: $3.1 BLN
Russia, Ukraine and the European Union moved closer to sealing the deal, with European Commissioner Günther Oettinger announcing on Friday that there is a high probability of signing a binding interim agreement by the end of next week.
2014, September, 28, 13:05:00
RUSSIA & EXXON: ARCTIC OIL
Russia Says Arctic Well Drilled With Exxon Strikes Oil
2014, September, 28, 13:00:00
ROSNEFT: NEW DISCOVERY
Rosneft Discovered a New Hydrocarbon Field in the Kara Sea
2014, September, 28, 12:55:00
MEXICO: HONEY OIL
Mexico is “like a sweet shop in the oil business”, according to one executive, and international energy companies are eyeing the goodies it offers as they wait for technical and fiscal details to work out how much they can splurge.
2014, September, 28, 12:50:00
IRAN & OPEC: STOP PRICES
Iran’s oil minister called on Opec nations to work together to prevent a further slide in crude prices,
2014, September, 28, 12:45:00
U.S. OIL PRICES RISE
U.S. oil futures gained Friday on expectations of continued high demand, while global benchmark Brent held flat
2014, September, 28, 12:40:00
U.S. GAS PRICES RISE
Natural gas futures advanced in New York to the highest level in two weeks as concern eased that supplies would test storage limits before demand picks up with colder weather.
