Abu Dhabi National Energy Co. (ADNOC)
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Occidental Petroleum Grows Middle East Presence with Abu Dhabi Deal
Occidental Petroleum Grows Middle East Presence with Abu Dhabi Deal
ADNOC Inks $10 Billion Mega Gas Pipeline Deal
ADNOC Inks $10 Billion Mega Gas Pipeline Deal
ADNOC Inks $10 Billion Mega Gas Pipeline Deal
ADNOC Inks $10 Billion Mega Gas Pipeline Deal
ADNOC Inks $10 Billion Mega Gas Pipeline Deal
ADNOC Inks $10 Billion Mega Gas Pipeline Deal
ADNOC Inks $10 Billion Mega Gas Pipeline Deal
ADNOC Inks $10 Billion Mega Gas Pipeline Deal
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News
UAE's ADNOC Recently Eyed BP as Takeover Target, Sources say
The Emirati giant, Abu Dhabi National Oil Co., considered all options when looking at BP, including buying a big stake.
Despite GoM Struggles, 2024 is Still Ripe for Offshore Rigs
Though industry experts are predicting 2024 to be a slow year for rigs in the Gulf of Mexico, there is plenty of opportunity for contracts to be awarded in other markets.
Occidental Dives Headfirst into Direct Air Capture, Analyst Raises Doubts
Occidental Petroleum and its affiliate 1PointFive remain gung-ho on DAC technology, but one Wall Street analyst from Wells Fargo isn’t drinking all the DAC Kool-Aid yet, for several reasons.
E&P Highlights: Oct. 9, 2023
Here’s a roundup of the latest E&P headlines, including go-ahead for production at Tommeliten A and decommissioning at Dunlin Alpha, along with new contract awards.
ADNOC Approves Hail and Ghasha Offshore Sour-Gas Project
Development includes 1.5 mtpa of carbon capture per year, and project aims for net zero emissions.
ADNOC, Occidental Sign Deal to Evaluate Direct Air Capture Project in UAE
The project will assess utilization of ADNOC’s infrastructure to permanently store CO2 in saline aquifers.
AWS Gets Elevator Pitches from Dozens of Clean Energy Companies
Amazon Web Services recently gave four dozen companies from countries worldwide a virtual platform to showcase their clean energy technologies — in 90 seconds or less.
Absheron Gas Field Officially Inaugurated
 The field, which began production in July of this year, is averaging production of 1.5 Bcm per year.
Occidental Leaps into DAC, but Will Costs Drag it Down?
Occidental Petroleum is taking a multibillion-dollar leap into direct air capture (DAC), recently inking a $1.1 billion deal to acquire technology partner Carbon Engineering. But can the company bring down costs for its DAC dreams?
E&P Highlights: Aug. 7, 2023
Here’s a roundup of the latest E&P headlines including decommissioning activities in Europe and contract awards for a West Africa project.
TotalEnergies to Sell Interests in Absheron Gas Field to ADNOC
After the transaction closes, TotalEnergies will own a 35% interest in Absheron gas field, SOCAR 35% and ADNOC 30%.
Occidental Petroleum, ADNOC Partner for Potential Direct Air Capture Investment
Occidental Petroleum and the Abu Dhabi National Energy Co. (ADNOC) as evaluating potential joint investments in the U.S. and the United Arab Emirates.
E&P Highlights: May 29, 2023
Here’s a roundup of the latest E&P headlines, including a find that could expand the Yggdrasil development in the North Sea and contract awards in the upstream oil and gas industry.
Brazil's Braskem Confirms Bid from ADNOC, Apollo for the Firm
Braskem had previously said a non-binding offer was presented to conglomerate Novonor, but had yet to disclose details of it.
UAE's ADNOC to Supply Full Crude Volumes to Asian Buyers in July
ADNOC informed term buyers that it will load 5% less crude in May to reflect the additional cut announced last month by OPEC+.