China’s Cnooc doubles first half profit to $10bn on surge in oil prices
China’s biggest offshore oil driller said it more than doubled first half profits from a year ago amid a surge in oil and gas prices.
China’s biggest offshore oil driller said it more than doubled first half profits from a year ago amid a surge in oil and gas prices.
Chinese state-owned oil firm Cnooc is cracking on with plans to electrify one of its key North Sea assets.
ExxonMobil, Shell, CNOOC, and Guangdong Provincial Development & Reform Commission have signed a memorandum of understanding to evaluate the potential for a world-scale carbon capture and storage (CCS) project to reduce greenhouse gas emissions at the Dayawan Petrochemical Industrial Park in Huizhou, Guangdong Province, China.
CNOOC has finished China's first offshore carbon capture and storage (CCS) project designed to permanently store carbon dioxide (CO2) in the seabed, state media reported recently.
China’s energy majors are in advanced discussions to invest billions of dollars in Qatar’s massive liquefied natural gas (LNG) expansion project.
A leading analyst says the North Sea “could do with another Buzzard” to offset production decline and plug the import gap.
CNOOC has brushed aside recent media reports that the firm is considering withdrawing from oilfield investments in the UK North Sea, the US and Canada.
Finder Energy has acquired further acreage around the CNOOC Buzzard field in the Central North Sea.
Cnooc Ltd jumped as much as 44% in its first day of trading in Shanghai as mainland investors leaped at the chance for exposure to soaring oil and gas prices.
China’s key state-run energy companies are in talks with Shell to buy its stake in a major Russian gas export project, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Repsol Sinopec Resources UK (RSRUK) and CNOOC have confirmed plans to continue exporting oil to the Flotta Terminal for years to come.
Fears about potential sanctions on Chinese Government assets are driving Cnooc’s departure from the North Sea, it has been reported.
ExxonMobil has taken its fourth final investment decision (FID) in Guyana on the Yellowtail project.
The North Sea’s new class of operators could be poised to further strengthen their dominance in the basin with several major assets expected to hit the market.
Cnooc Ltd plans to implement share buybacks and guarantee dividends through 2024 after its profits soared to a record last year.
BP has reached out to state-backed firms in Asia and the Middle East as it searches for a way to offload its Russian assets.
Chinese oil giant Cnooc (TSX: CNU) is putting plans in place to pull out of the North Sea, according to reports.
Malaysia’s Dagang NeXchange (DNeX) has said 2022 is the “opportune time” to press ahead with a new North Sea development as commodity prices surge.
Chinese oil and gas giant CNOOC is set to install the world’s largest storage tanks at the Binhai LNG import terminal in Jiangsu by the end of 2023, reported Reuters.
Dozens of flights going to and from North Sea oil and gas installations have been impacted as Storm Eunice hits the region.
China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) struck $13 billion worth of deals to boost oil and gas supply, as the country aims to avoid a repeat of last year’s energy crunch.
Subsea opportunities will be plentiful in Asia Pacific over the coming years as international oil companies (IOCs) and national oil companies (NOCs) advance a backlog of projects, while offshore wind developers accelerate activity across the region.
Delegates at an Energy Voice event Thursday afternoon heard how a range of technologies, from AI to smarter valves, are enabling the sector in its journey to net zero.
The estimates of recoverable barrels for the CNOOC Glengorm discovery have been downgraded by analysts after a disappointing appraisal campaign.
Questions have been raised over the future of Glengorm, hailed as the UK's largest gas discovery in a decade, after an appraisal campaign yielded no commercial hydrocarbons.