Oil | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 68
European Oil, Gas Companies Seek UN Approval on Global Warming Policy
Six of Europe’s largest oil and gas companies have banded together for the first time to ask the UN to let them help devise a plan to stop global warming.
OPEC Becomes an Ally for US Amid Changing Times
The Obama administration has found an unlikely ally in its efforts to keep pushing more biofuel into the nation's gasoline supply: OPEC.
As Energy Demand Rises, Mediterranean Region Readies for the Challenge
Mediterranean states are on track to increase energy demand by 50 percent over the next 25 years, according to regional researchers, with the brunt of the growth falling on the southern part of the region.
Eni Talks on Mozambique Sale
Talks between Eni and suitors including Chinese state utility Huadian for a stake of around 15 percent in the Italian oil major's prized Mozambique gas field are dragging on due to differences over price, industry an ...
Somalia Risks Paying 90% Oil Revenue to Explorer Under Draft Deal
Soma Oil & Gas Holdings Ltd., chaired by former U.K. Conservative Party leader Michael Howard, has proposed a deal with the Somali government that may grant it as much as 90 percent of the country’s prospective oil r ...
Nigeria’s Buhari Faces a Series of Challenges as President
Crippling fuel shortages, power cuts, slowing economic growth and Islamist militants wreaking havoc. Muhammadu Buhari is taking on a tough job when he’s sworn in as Nigeria’s president on Friday.
Nigeria and it’s Oil Paradigm
As petroleum minister during the 1970s oil boom, Muhammadu Buhari set up the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation. It is an accident of history that the same man, elected president in March, could now be compelled ...
Nigerian Oil Union Stops Halliburton Operation Due to Job Cuts
Nigeria's main oil union has shut down the local operations of U.S. oilfield services provider Halliburton Co in protest against job cuts, the trade body said on Tuesday.
