Oil | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 65
Canada’s Crude Oil Output to Grow at Slower Pace Than Previously Forecasted
Canada’s crude oil output will continue to grow over the long term but at a slower pace than previously projected, reflecting many project postponements resulting from the slump in oil prices, the country’s main ener ...
Oil Prices Rally on Chinese Stimulus Hopes
Oil prices rallied on Tuesday, aided by hopes of Chinese stimulus, helping to offset concerns about high supplies, traders said.
Sudan Chooses New Foreign Minister to Strengthen U.S. Ties
Sudanese President Umar al-Bashir chose a new foreign minister after vowing to improve relations with Europe and the U.S., which has sanctioned the country for more than 15 years over allegations it sponsors terrorism.
US Companies With Low Cost Oil Set to Become Main Focus
“When something on this scale happens, every board asks: ‘What do we do?’ And they call in their M&A advisers and ask them the same question.”
Tunisia Addresses Management of Natural Resources
In response to some questions of MPs, Friday, Prime Minister Habib Essid said the controversy over the reality of Tunisia's natural resources, particularly oil, has taken on broader dimensions, noting that the govern ...
Export Wrangles Stifling Kurdish Oil Prospects
Oil producers in Iraqi Kurdistan will have to close operations if they don’t receive agreed export payments, according to the regional authorities.
Bapco Passes Management Audit, Meets International Standards
A three-day BSI Quality Management System recertification audit was successfully concluded at Bapco.
Downturn in North Sea Oil and Gas Will Put Scotland Behind UK
Growth in Scotland will lag further behind the UK in coming years as the downturn in the North Sea oil and gas industry takes a heavy toll on the country, economists have predicted.
