HitecVision, Petrogas to Acquire Total North Sea Oilfields
Oman's Petrogas and HitecVision are set to acquire Total’s North Sea oilfields in the UK for $635 million.
Oman's Petrogas and HitecVision are set to acquire Total’s North Sea oilfields in the UK for $635 million.
Al Manar Group will distribute a range of products including motor oils, hydraulic oils, and other automotive fluids.
Total and other international oil companies (IOCs) plan to renew their business licenses to continue their operations in Libya.
French energy giant Total looks to increase its exploration and production (E&P) activities in the West Mediterranean and the Red Sea, as well as raising its overall investments in Egypt.
The Algerian government is reconsidering Total’s acquisition of Anadarko’s Algerian assets and looks for a good compromise
During the exploration phase, Total plans to comprise seismic acquisition and drilling commitments, and aims to start drilling the first well in 2020.
Shell and Total inked an upstream agreement with Oman; under which the companies will invest in gas exploration and production in partnership with Petroleum Development Oman (PDO) and Oman Oil Company (OOC).
The JV will be equally-operated by the two companies through an investment of around $1 billion over the next six years
Saudi Aramco and Total signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Daelim, South-Korean petrochemical company, on January 31 to build Polyisobutylene facility.
The Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) plans to compete with oil giants through refining and gas expansions.