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93 Barge Personnel Still Missing As Coast Guard, Navy Rescue Ops Continue
The Indian Navy and Coast Guard continued with search and rescue operations a day after Cyclone Tauktae swept past the Maharashtra coast, ripping through barges and oil rigs.
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Huge Rescue Ops After Cyclone Tauktae Sinks Barge, Leaves Oil Rig Adrift
Cyclone Tauktae: Navy ships, tug boats and rescue ships were pressed into service on Monday to evacuate over 500 people stuck on an oil rig and barges in the high sea off the Mumbai coast after the cyclone ripped through it.
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Delhi High Court Vacates Order Restraining Vedanta From Invoking Halliburton’s Bank Guarantees
The court vacated its order restraining invocation of bank guarantees by Vedanta, directed it to quantify the recoverable amount.
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Oil Steadies Near Two-Month High as U.S. Drilling Slows Down
Oil is off to its best start since 2001 after plunging about 40% last quarter on fears of global supply glut, weaker consumption.
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Shale Explorers Boost U.S. Drilling Again Despite Oil Price Collapse
Oil producers again boosted U.S. drilling this week despite the biggest quarterly drop in oil prices since 2014.
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Meet the Shalennials: CEOs Under 40 Making Millions in Texas Oil
The co-CEOs of Double Eagle Energy III Holdings LLC may be the most prolific, and richest, Texas dealmakers you’ve never heard of.
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Oil Little Changed as 2018 Fears Outweigh Static U.S. Rig Count
End-of-year profit-taking also a factor as crude prices wobble.
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ONGC Reaps Cheap Oil Windfall 22 Months Later
Oil explorers are reaping benefits of hiring rigs at lower costs.
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Oil Extends Longest Rally This Year as U.S. Drilling Slows
Libyan production increases to highest level in four years.
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Under GST, ONGC Will Have To Ramp Up Production Spending By Rs 2,500 Crore
ONGC plans to reduce its import dependence over the next 5 years through KG-DWN-98/2, Deendayal, Vasistha & S-1 fields.
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Robots Are Taking Over Oil Rigs As Roughnecks Become Expendable
The robot on an oil drillship in the Gulf of Mexico made it easier for Mark Rodgers to do his job stringing together heavy, dirty pipes. It could also be a reason he's not working there today.
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15 Workers Kidnapped In Nigeria's Oil Hub: Police
Gunmen have kidnapped 15 oil workers on a road near Nigeria's oil hub of Port Harcourt, police said on Saturday, in the latest unrest in the restive region.
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Vietnam Tells China To Shift Its Rig And Stop Complicating Ties
Vietnam demanded China move a controversial oil rig on Thursday and abandon plans to start drilling in waters where jurisdiction is unclear, the latest sign of festering unease among the two communist neighbours.
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ONGC to Intensify Exploration Activities, Secures More Rigs
Rig rates are down by 30-40 per cent on the year and other exploration services rates are down by 40-50 per cent, he said.
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Oil Prices Down Awaiting US Rig Count
Oil prices fell on Friday, with US crude down about 3 per cent, as investors and traders waited to see if the US oil rig count will drop further while OPEC (Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries) members indicated they would do little to slash output.
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93 Barge Personnel Still Missing As Coast Guard, Navy Rescue Ops Continue
The Indian Navy and Coast Guard continued with search and rescue operations a day after Cyclone Tauktae swept past the Maharashtra coast, ripping through barges and oil rigs.
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Huge Rescue Ops After Cyclone Tauktae Sinks Barge, Leaves Oil Rig Adrift
Cyclone Tauktae: Navy ships, tug boats and rescue ships were pressed into service on Monday to evacuate over 500 people stuck on an oil rig and barges in the high sea off the Mumbai coast after the cyclone ripped through it.
-
Delhi High Court Vacates Order Restraining Vedanta From Invoking Halliburton’s Bank Guarantees
The court vacated its order restraining invocation of bank guarantees by Vedanta, directed it to quantify the recoverable amount.
-
Oil Steadies Near Two-Month High as U.S. Drilling Slows Down
Oil is off to its best start since 2001 after plunging about 40% last quarter on fears of global supply glut, weaker consumption.
-
Shale Explorers Boost U.S. Drilling Again Despite Oil Price Collapse
Oil producers again boosted U.S. drilling this week despite the biggest quarterly drop in oil prices since 2014.
-
Meet the Shalennials: CEOs Under 40 Making Millions in Texas Oil
The co-CEOs of Double Eagle Energy III Holdings LLC may be the most prolific, and richest, Texas dealmakers you’ve never heard of.
-
Oil Little Changed as 2018 Fears Outweigh Static U.S. Rig Count
End-of-year profit-taking also a factor as crude prices wobble.
-
ONGC Reaps Cheap Oil Windfall 22 Months Later
Oil explorers are reaping benefits of hiring rigs at lower costs.
-
Oil Extends Longest Rally This Year as U.S. Drilling Slows
Libyan production increases to highest level in four years.
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Under GST, ONGC Will Have To Ramp Up Production Spending By Rs 2,500 Crore
ONGC plans to reduce its import dependence over the next 5 years through KG-DWN-98/2, Deendayal, Vasistha & S-1 fields.
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Robots Are Taking Over Oil Rigs As Roughnecks Become Expendable
The robot on an oil drillship in the Gulf of Mexico made it easier for Mark Rodgers to do his job stringing together heavy, dirty pipes. It could also be a reason he's not working there today.
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15 Workers Kidnapped In Nigeria's Oil Hub: Police
Gunmen have kidnapped 15 oil workers on a road near Nigeria's oil hub of Port Harcourt, police said on Saturday, in the latest unrest in the restive region.
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Vietnam Tells China To Shift Its Rig And Stop Complicating Ties
Vietnam demanded China move a controversial oil rig on Thursday and abandon plans to start drilling in waters where jurisdiction is unclear, the latest sign of festering unease among the two communist neighbours.
-
ONGC to Intensify Exploration Activities, Secures More Rigs
Rig rates are down by 30-40 per cent on the year and other exploration services rates are down by 40-50 per cent, he said.
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Oil Prices Down Awaiting US Rig Count
Oil prices fell on Friday, with US crude down about 3 per cent, as investors and traders waited to see if the US oil rig count will drop further while OPEC (Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries) members indicated they would do little to slash output.
