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Pakistan To Offer Gas Fields To Foreign Explorers, Investors
More than 30 onshore gas blocks have been identified and Pakistan's government plans to auction a large chunk of them in one or two licensing rounds by the end of 2019.
Ultra Petroleum Fills Out Executive Team With Brad Johnson As CEO
Rockies oil and gas producer Ultra Petroleum’s recruitment of a new senior management team follows an agreement with its largest shareholder to pursue value-maximizing strategies.
Pemex Partners To Invest $250 Million In Two Onshore Blocks In Mexico
Two JV partners of Mexico's state-run oil company Pemex will invest a combined $250 million in two projects over the next four years as they aim to quickly ramp up crude output.
Indonesia's Major New Gas Find May Delay Arrival Of Output Deficit
The discovery of a major new natural gas field in Indonesia may push back the day the country's gas consumption outpaces its production and reduce its reliance on imported liquefied natural gas (LNG), officials and analysts said on Feb. 20.
Mid-Con Energy Reveals Over $87 Million In Deals Including Texas Exit
In a two-hitter, Mid-Con Energy agreed to sell substantially all of its Texas properties while also picking up producing Oklahoma properties.
Croatia Among Countries Opening Doors To Oil, Gas Investors
The country was among several that are showcasing acreage available for oil and gas exploration, development and production.
Hunt Oil Sees Value In International Oil Exploration
The Dallas-based oil and gas company is bullish on conventional production and believes that is what is needed to develop significant resources internationally.
Seismic Surveys Of US Arctic Refuge Coastal Plain Delayed
There will be no seismic exploration this winter on the coastal plain of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR), the Interior Department said on Feb. 8, after the company seeking permission to conduct the tests ran out of time to get the required permit.
Column: El-Sharara: The Saga Continues
Why it is so hard for NOC Libya to ensure production resumption from El-Sharara oilfield.
Libya's El Sharara Oilfield Won't Reopen Until Occupiers Leave -NOC
Libya's biggest oilfield, El Sharara, will remain shut until an armed group occupying the site leaves, the head of National Oil Corp (NOC) said on Jan. 29, more than a month after the field closed because of a protest.