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Davidson Iriekpen The Supreme Court yesterday upheld the appeal filed by a Norwegian oil firm, Statoil Nigeria Limited (now Equinox Nigeria Limited), against the judgment of the Federal High Court in Lagos which ordered it to pay an indigenous company, Inducon Nigeria Limited and its promoter, Dr. John Abebe 1.5per cent net profit interest accruable to it from the three oil blocks allocated to them for bringing it to Nigeria to explore oil resources. In a unanimous decision, the apex court agre...

Ambassade dAllemagne - Libreville Ambassade dAllemagne au Togo Ambassade dItalie à Alger en Algérie Ambassade de Côte d´Ivoire en Espagne Ambassade de Djibouti à Washington, D.C., États-Unis Ambassade de France à Abidjan, Côte dIvoire Ambassade de France à Asmara, Erythrée Ambassade de France à Bissau, Guinée-Bissau Ambassade de France à Brazzaville, Congo Ambassade de France à Cotonou Ambassade de France à Dar es Salaam, Tanzanie Ambassade de France à Djibouti Ambassade de Fran...

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Equinor Takes $900M for Bakken Assets as Lower 48 Portfolio Continues to Shrink Equinor ASA, an enthusiastic buyer in the early days of the Lower 48 unconventional oil and gas revolution, has put the portfolio in reverse, with the Bakken Shale the latest to change hands. The Norwegian major said Wednesday it agreed to sell its North Dakota and Montana assets to EnCap Investments-backed Grayson Mill Energy for around $900 million. The transaction covers all the operated and nonoperated leasehold...

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Total to rebrand as ‘Total Energies’ as French oil giant makes climate push French oil giant Total plans to rebrand as “Total Energies”, in a move it said would underline its strategy to become a net zero emissions company. Updated: 09/02/2021, 8:04 am Total CEO Patrick Pouyanne Register here for the Energy Voice daily newsletter, bringing you key news and insight from across the global energy landscape. Thank you for signing up to our newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again...

Electrification could have role to play in UKCS net zero future With pressure from net-zero obligations now mounting, coupled with a growing awareness that it has a valuable energy transition role to play, the North Sea oil and gas industry would at last appear to be taking electrification of UKCS infrastructure seriously. © Equinor An illustration of the Hywind Tampen floating wind farm. Register here for the Energy Voice daily newsletter, bringing you key news and insight from across the glo...

NORTH Sea-focused EnQuest is buying a stake in a bumper oil field development for up to $375 million (£275m) in a deal the company said underlined…

2 Min Read LAGOS (Reuters) - Nigeria’s Supreme Court ruled in favour of Norwegian oil company Equinor in a long-running case over profit from its stake in the Agbami oilfield, a company spokesman said on Friday. FILE PHOTO: Equinors flag in Stavanger, Norway December 5, 2019. REUTERS/Ints Kalnins//File Photo The ruling ends legal proceedings, spokesman Erik Haaland said. It alleviates more than 10 years of legal uncertainty for Equinor and gives it more flexibility in how it handles the milli...

New analysis by Declassified UK has discovered the striking extent to which former senior public officials often find lucrative employment in oil, gas and mining companies after they leave office. Dozens of former secretaries of state, ministers, heads of intelligence agencies, ambassadors and chiefs of the British military take advantage of a revolving door that allows them to work for corporations in a sector whose interests some have promoted while in office. Former secretaries of state Sir...