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Guyana racking up millions in oil revenue – royalty payments to begin on April 30

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In addition to the almost US$55M that has already been deposited into the Natural Resource Fund (NRF) account held by the Bank of Guyana at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, royalty payments are expected to begin this...
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Trinidad & Tobago oil production hits lowest since 1950s

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Oil production in Trinidad and Tobago came down to the lowest point since the 1950s during the month of February this year as the Caribbean energy producing country continues to face challenges in its economy. Former energy minister Kevin Ramnarine...
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Early April forecast sees oil demand falling by 15-18 million b/d – WoodMac

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Wood Mackenzie’s Macro Oils Service’s early forecast for April sees oil demand falling by as much as 18 million barrels per day year-on-year with some estimates topping the 20 million b/d mark. Simon Flowers, Chairman, Chief Analyst and author of...
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Venezuela appoints alleged drug trafficker El Aissami as oil minister

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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on Monday appointed his economy vice president, Tareck El Aissami, who has been indicted in the United States on drug trafficking charges, as oil minister, amid acute fuel shortages across the country, Reuters reported. Maduro named...
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Petrobras reverses production cuts on higher-than-expected demand

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(Reuters) Brazilian state-run oil firm Petrobras has reversed most of its previously announced production cuts due to higher-than-expected demand for some fuels, it said on Monday, a surprising turnaround that may be tied to an aggressive bet on bunker...
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Guyana-Suriname basin stratigraphic traps delivering multi-billion barrel pay – Westwood

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More oil and gas were discovered in stratigraphic traps than any other trap type in the last decade and the Guyana-Suriname basin remains one of the most prolific. Excelling in stratigraphic trap exploration is now the key to top...
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Canada upstream spending moving to 20-yr low, shut-ins could reach 1.2 million bpd

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As a result of recent guidance revisions and the wider collapse in drilling and completion activity in Western Canada, Rystad Energy now expects total 2020 Canadian upstream spending to fall below C$21 billion. This represents a 41% year-over-year decline,...
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Brazil issues new end-of-life rules for oil and gas fields

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Brazil's National Petroleum Agency (ANP) issued new rules and procedures on Monday for deactivating mature oil and natural gas fields that should result in about $5 billion in investments over the next five years as Latin America's biggest producer...
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BP profits dive 66% as UK O&G industry faces 30,000 job losses

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BP's first quarter profit has dived by two thirds after the global coronavirus crisis hit demand for oil. The oil giant warned it was facing an "exceptional level of uncertainty" after a sharp reduction in the need for its products. Lockdowns...
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Final modules for Johan Castberg Turret Mooring System set sail for Singapore

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Dutch floater specialist SBM Offshore on Monday announced the sailaway of the last two modules for the Turret Mooring System, destined for Singapore for integration into the hull of Equinor’s Johan Castberg FPSO. This milestone represents the successful completion...
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