Shell will work with British government on Brexit
Royal Dutch Shell has announced it will work alongside the British government and European organisations.
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Royal Dutch Shell has announced it will work alongside the British government and European organisations.
David Johnson, Managing Director of Tudor International Freight, has said the decision to leave the EU could lead initially to a period of political instability and could cause concern for oil and gas businesses.
Airswift and Petrotechnics provide commentary on unprecedented decision’s impact on the UK O&G industry.
Gail Adams Jackson, Sound and Marine Life, USA, explains how new research is increasing scientific understanding of the effects of the oil and gas industry on marine life.
The cooperation between the two entities will allow Young ADIPEC to relay a strong and powerful message to the wider school community.
The signed PMA covers overhauls, maintenance, detailed technical reporting and advice based on this reporting regarding the onboard Navigation and Communication equipment.
The University of Liverpool will utilise FEI’s QEMSCAN technology to gain a better insight into oil and gas reserves and potentially change the approach to evaluating them.
This discovery marks the company’s 13th discovery in the country and the 9th discovery in the TAL block.
ITOCHU Corp. has announced the signing of a MoU with CITIC Resources Holdings Ltd, for collaboration in oil and gas exploration and production.
AccessESP has appointed Ed Sheridan as its Asia Pacific Region Manager.
Indian Oil Corp. Ltd, Oil India Ltd and Bharat PetroResources Ltd have signed the definitive agreement to acquire up to 23.9% shares from Rosneft.
Otto Energy has announced the successful farm out of a 25% participating interest in the upcoming Kito-1 Well in Kilosa-Kilombero Licence.