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EOG Resources Reports Second Quarter 2022 Results, Declares $1.50 per Share Special Dividend and Reiterates Unchanged Full-Year 2022 Capital and Oil Volume Plan - Vimarsana News

EOG Resources Reports Second Quarter 2022 Results, Declares $1.50 per Share Special Dividend and Reiterates Unchanged Full-Year 2022 Capital and Oil Volume Plan

/PRNewswire/ -- EOG Resources, Inc. (EOG) today reported second quarter 2022 results. The attached supplemental financial tables and schedules for the...

IOCs To Submit N400bn Oil Debt For July – NNPC - Vimarsana News

IOCs To Submit N400bn Oil Debt For July – NNPC

Shell and Total would remit N39.04bn and N38.6bn for 948,352 and 949,222 barrels of oil respectively, according to figures obtained from NNPC. For First E&P, a total of N28.13bn for 650,058 barrels of crude oil would come from the oil firm this July for products sold in April 2022. In its remarks on the expected

Shell puts sale of Nigerian oil assets on hold - Vimarsana News

Shell puts sale of Nigerian oil assets on hold

Shell has paused its plans to divest its onshore oil assets in Nigeria in compliance with a ruling of the country’s Supreme Court.

Can the new company law end opacity in oil, gas sector? - Vimarsana News

Can the new company law end opacity in oil, gas sector?

There is no gainsaying that Nigeria's oil and gas industry is smeared with lack of transparency and accountability, hence the Federal Government efforts

Energy minister upbeat on North Sea prospects despite windfall tax - Vimarsana News

Energy minister upbeat on North Sea prospects despite windfall tax

Energy minister Greg Hands has insisted the new windfall tax on the North Sea energy industry will not deter investment.