In August 2016, Eni and ExxonMobil signed an agreement by which Eni will sell 25% stake into the onshore LNG project and transfer the operator role to the US major ExxonMobil. Eni kept the operator role for the development of its offshore fields.
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One Day – One Country: Angola
Angola Key Projects and Business Highlights After a first wave of exploration and production of conventional oil and […]
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Subsea 7 to subcontract Lianzi topsides to KBR The Houston-based KBR has been selected by Subsea 7 to […]
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Anadarko and Eni to create 10 Trains Afungi LNG Park The Houston based Anadarko Petroleum Corporation (Anadarko) and […]
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Technip and Samsung Heavy Industries won Topsides In selecting the consortium made of Technip and Samsung Heavy Industries […]
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Petrobras expects first series of vessels in 2014 – 2015 On end of last year Petróleo Brasileiro S.A. […]
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Apache to tie-in Julimar in Chevron Wheatstone LNG 1 In 2007, Apache Corporation (Apache) and Kuwait Foreign Petroleum […]
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Statoil, Petoro and Exxon to tie-back Svalin to Grane Svalin is made of two fields, Svalin M which […]
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