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by Bloomberg
|Wednesday, February 24, 2021
Brazil s president last week abruptly named a former defense minister to lead the state-controlled company.
(Bloomberg) Petroleo Brasileiro SA’s incoming chief executive officer wants to continue opening the refining industry to outside investment and will avoid losses on fuel prices.
Joaquim Silva e Luna, a former defense minister who President Jair Bolsonaro abruptly named to lead the state-controlled oil company last week, said in an interview that he’ll work with the board to understand how it prices fuel, while adding that there should be less volatility and more “predictability” and “transparency” for consumers.
by Bloomberg
|Monday, February 22, 2021
Trafigura Group sees oil markets firming in the coming months.
Bloomberg) Trafigura Group sees oil markets firming in the coming months as most of the world emerges from lockdowns and production losses from the recent U.S. deep freeze add to a tighter supply outlook.
“We have a strong market going into summer,” Ben Luckock, co-head of oil trading at the commodities trading giant, said in a Bloomberg Television interview. “We’re certainly very bullish most of the world in getting out of lockdowns this summer. So this market has been given an impetus given the events in Texas.”
Total s Alwyn platform in the UK North Sea. PHOTO SOURCE: Total E&P UK Limited
Total E&P UK Ltd. (NYSE: TOT) has awarded DNV GL a three-year contract to provide various services across its full U.K. North Sea oil and gas portfolio, DNV GL reported Monday.
“This contract will see Total use a broad range of DNV GL’s services to enhance its operations and support its low-carbon goals,” remarked Jack Downie, DNV GL’s head of development and innovation for U.K. and Ireland, in a written statement emailed to Rigzone. “Throughout our conversation with the Total team, we see forward-looking motivation and the desire to further develop the value we add to its operations, while further strengthening the bond between our organizations.”
by Bloomberg
|Tuesday, February 23, 2021
Reliance Industries Ltd. has started carving out its new oil-to-chemicals operation into an independent unit with a $25 billion loan from the parent.
(Bloomberg) Reliance Industries Ltd. has started carving out its new oil-to-chemicals operation into an independent unit with a $25 billion loan from the parent, as billionaire Mukesh Ambani steps up efforts to unlock the value of his businesses.
The wholly owned unit’s assets will be funded by the interest-bearing loan, which will be an “efficient mechanism to upstream cash, including any potential capital receipts,” in the unit, according to a company presentation filed with the stock exchanges.