Oil | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 90

Enoc Plans for $1.5 billion Loan and Merger Activity

Dubai's Emirates National Oil Company (Enoc) has hired a five-person team to work on mergers and acquisitions for the company as it seeks to expand beyond its home emirate, banking sources told Reuters on Sunday.

Eni to Increase Investments in Egypt

President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi met Saturday with Chief Executive Officer of Italian oil producer Eni, Claudio Descalzi, who announced that his company intends to increase its investments in Egypt in the coming period.

Sameh Fahmy Acquitted from Corruption Charges

An Egyptian court has cleared former petroleum minister Sameh Fahmi of corruption charges linked to a highly controversial gas deal with Israel, a judicial source said on Saturday. Five other former ministry official ...

Marathon Oil Cuts Spending a Second Time

Marathon Oil Corp on Wednesday said it would cut its 2015 capital budget by another 20 percent to $3.5 billion, and reported that fourth-quarter profit rose, on a gain related to the sale of oil and gas properties in ...

Train Derailment in West Virginia Sends Oil Tanker into River

A train carrying crude oil derailed in southern West Virginia on Monday, sending at least one tanker into the Kanawha River and sparking a house fire, officials said.

Total To Maintain Major Oil Investments in Nigeria

French oil major, Total, has assured that its major oil and gas projects in Nigeria as well as in other African countries will continue operations even with the sliding crude oil prices.

Sidi Kerir Oil Loading Delayed by Bad Weather

Oil loadings at Egypt's port of Sidi Kerir have been delayed by bad weather, three industry sources said on Friday, contributing to lower supplies in the Mediterranean.

Apache to Keep Assets in Egypt

Apache Corp has tabled its plans to sell or spin-off its businesses in Egypt and the North Sea because those projects generate needed cash in a time of low crude oil prices, the CEO said on Thursday.

Angola to Cut Budget by 25% as Oil Revenue Plunges

Angolan President Jose Eduardo dos Santos said oil revenue in this year’s budget will plunge by almost half, forcing Africa’s second-largest crude producer to cut spending.

Oil Export Port Reopens After Strike Staged by Guards in Libya

The Hariga oil export port reopened after guards ended a strike over unpaid wages, Reuters reported Feb. 10.

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