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Oil and Gas Investor Announces 2023 '25 Influential Women in Energy' Honorees - Vimarsana News

Oil and Gas Investor Announces 2023 '25 Influential Women in Energy' Honorees

/PRNewswire/ -- Oil and Gas Investor and Hart Energy proudly announce the "25 Influential Women in Energy" honorees for 2023. These distinguished executives...

Oil and Gas Investor Announces 2023 '25 Influential Women in Energy' Honorees - Vimarsana News

Oil and Gas Investor Announces 2023 '25 Influential Women in Energy' Honorees

/PRNewswire/ -- Oil and Gas Investor and Hart Energy proudly announce the "25 Influential Women in Energy" honorees for 2023. These distinguished executives...

Creating Greater Value within Angola's Energy Transition Unpacked at Angola Oil and Gas (AOG) 2022 - Vimarsana News

Creating Greater Value within Angola's Energy Transition Unpacked at Angola Oil and Gas (AOG) 2022

Under the theme ‘Promoting an Inclusive, Attractive and Innovative Oil and Gas Industry in Angola,’ the 2022 edition of the Angola Oil and Gas (AOG)

McKinsey sees rising energy demand in Nigeria, others - Vimarsana News

McKinsey sees rising energy demand in Nigeria, others

Energy demand in Nigeria and other African countries is expected to see increased growth over the decade amidst current realities, resulting in growth for energy companies.

Coastal News Today | GOM - Who Wins if the USA Gulf of Mexico Loses Out? - Vimarsana News

Coastal News Today | GOM - Who Wins if the USA Gulf of Mexico Loses Out?

Analysts say the moratorium has had little or no immediate impact on current production in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico (GOM) given acreage already in play. That could change. “In case of a moratorium in the U.S. offshore Gulf of Mexico federal region or complete ban on new leases, the impact would not be felt immediately but may have serious ramifications on production and investments after four to five years,” said Atul Prasad Gupta, assistant director, Oil & Gas Practice with Acuity Knowledge Partners. Given the current economic and political environment, coupled with potential changes in l...