Rovuma LNG FID pushed back
The Rovuma LNG project has taken another step ahead but a final investment decision (FID) is now expected in early 2020.
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Updated: DoJ ends Eni scrutiny over OPL 245, Algeria
The US Department of Justice (DoJ) has ended its investigation of Eni over the OPL 245 affair and Algeria, the Italian company has said, without taking any further action.
Mainstream Renewable Power could return to Scottish waters following Eni partnership
The boss of Mainstream Renewable Power (MRP) said yesterday that his firm could return for more offshore wind acreage in the Scottish North Sea.
Chrysaor targeting Talbot project sanction next year
Chrysaor has confirmed it is hoping to sanction a new North Sea project next year.
Congo probe reaches Eni’s Descalzi
Eni’s CEO Claudio Descalzi is under investigation over a potential conflict of interest in Congo Brazzaville.
Eni on living through the chaos in Libya
The week the Libyan uprising began in 2011 was one like any other for workers at Italian oil company Eni SpA in the North African country. They played soccer and watched movies, oblivious to the battles with police and mounting deaths in the revolution that toppled Muammar Qaddafi.
Var Energi snaps up ExxonMobil’s Norwegian portfolio for £3.6bn
Exploration firm Var Energi has announced the acquisition of ExxonMobil's Norwegian upstream assets for £3.6 billion.
Kazakhstan seeks additional $1bn from Shell, Eni unit
Royal Dutch Shell Plc, Eni SpA and their partners in the Karachaganak oil and gas venture may be required to pay an additional $1 billion to settle a dispute with Kazakhstan over revenue sharing, said people familiar with the matter.
Eni and Mainstream Renewable Power join forces for UK offshore wind campaign
Oil firm Eni and offshore wind developer Mainstream Renewable Power (MRP) have announced they have joined forces in an offshore wind campaign that will begin in the UK.
OGCI reveals new initiatives to meet Paris goals
The Oil and Gas Climate Initiative (OGCI) today unveiled a series of initiatives aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs).
Chevron to expand Gulf of Mexico production at St. Malo field
Chevron said Thursday it planned to significantly expand production at its St. Malo field in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico.
BP announces first gas from Egypt’s Baltim SW field
BP has announced first gas from Egypt's Baltim SW (BSW) field two months ahead of schedule.
Majors on the wrong track for emission action
The largest listed oil and gas producers are moving in the wrong direction, according to a new report from Redburn, “Lost in Transition”.
Neptune Energy and Eni to partner in Kutei basin deal
Neptune Energy, Eni and Indonesian state-owned firm Pertamina have partnered in a deal to drill in the West Ganal area in the Kutei basin.
BP, Eni sign exploration pact in Oman
BP and Italian oil firm Eni today signed an exploration and production sharing agreement (EPSA) for Block 77 in central Oman with the Sultanate's Oil Ministry.
Adnoc wraps up huge refinery deal with Eni, OMV
The Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (Adnoc) said today that it had completed one of the world's largest-ever refinery deals.
Neptune snaps up interest in Kutei basin from Eni
Neptune Energy has revealed it has acquired interest in Indonesia's Kutei basin from Italian oil and gas firm Eni.
Eni bring in new upstream boss
Italian firm Eni has announced the appointment of a new chief upsteam officer.
Nigerian court dismisses Eni-Petrobras ‘bootleg oil’ case
A Nigerian high court dismissed the government’s claims that local units of Eni SpA and Petroleo Brasileiro SA illegally exported crude oil to the U.S.
North Sea oil and gas firms ‘more engaged’ for energy transition, top academic claims
Oil and gas firms based in the North Sea are "better engaged" with the energy transition than their US rivals, according to a top academic.
Shell, Eni executives named in $1billion Nigeria bribery suit
Royal Dutch Shell Plc and Eni SpA face additional corruption allegations over a Nigerian oil deal, after the West African country’s government said in a London lawsuit that it believes a handful of executives, including CEOs, were tied to more than $1billion in bribery payments.
Report alleges Shell and Eni made military-style Nigerian oil deal
A new report alleges that Shell and Eni benefited ‘at the expense’ of the Nigerian people in a generous military-style contact in 2011.
Arrests ordered over Shell and Eni Nigeria oil deal
A court in Nigeria ordered the arrest of two former ministers and others allegedly connected with illegal payments leading to the 2011 acquisition of what is considered one of the biggest oil fields in the West African country.
North Sea oil well comes up dry
An exploration well on the Rowallan prospect in the central North Sea has failed to deliver, project partners confirmed today.
TechnipFMC bags huge Merakes contract with Eni
TechnipFMC has won a contract with Eni for the Merakes project off the coast on Indonesia.