2014-08-01 18:35:00
UNFORTUNATE RUSSIAN SANCTIONS
Sanctions on the oil sector in Russia are "unfortunate" as there are big opportunities for western companies in the development of the Arctic, according to the world's largest offshore drilling group, which this week signed a $4.25bn contract with Rosneft .
North Atlantic Drilling signed contracts with Rosneft, the Russian state oil group with close ties to president Vladimir Putin, for the use of six offshore drilling rigs up to 2022 worth $4.25bn "exclusive of mobilisation".
Rune Magnus Lundetrae, chief financial officer of SeaDrill , the parent company of North Atlantic, told the Financial Times on Thursday:…
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2019, November, 20, 11:36:00
Green Workplace Summit 11 December 2019
We would like to invite your organization to participate at the Green Workplace Summit which will focus on developing a healthy, energy-efficient and sustainable built environment for all, taking place on the 11 December 2019 in the Sultanate of Oman. The event is organized by be’ah and White Paper Summits.
2019, November, 20, 11:35:00
UAE COMMITTED TO OPEC+
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2019, November, 20, 11:30:00
GAZPROM'S PROPOSAL FOR NAFTOGAZ
In a statement, Gazprom said it had sent a letter to Naftogaz -- signed by Gazprom CEO Alexei Miller -- to "extend the existing contract or to conclude a new gas transit agreement through Ukraine for a period of one year."
2019, November, 20, 11:25:00
EU CLIMATE INVESTMENT $39 BLN
Next year, the EU has committed to finance projects worth 168.7 billion euros ($186.8 billion), of which 21% will go to measures to fight climate change.
2019, November, 20, 11:20:00
POLAND'S NUCLEAR INVESTMENT $60 BLN
Poland is seeking a foreign investor for a 49% stake in the company that will be responsible for building and operating six reactors, Piotr Naimski, a top government official in charge of strategic energy infrastructure, said
2019, November, 20, 11:15:00
INDIA'S COAL NEED INVESTMENT
The auctions, to be aimed at paring back India’s coal imports, are intended to attract global miners such as Glencore PLC, BHP Group, Anglo American PLC and Peabody Energy Corp.
2019, November, 20, 11:10:00
CHINA'S COAL CAPACITY UP
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