Ineos’ $1bn Dong deal to go through today
Danish company Dong Energy said yesterday that the sale of its upstream oil and gas business to petrochemicals giant Ineos had been approved.
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DONG Energy approved to shed remaining oil and gas interest
Now a low-carbon energy producer, DONG Energy received the go-ahead from the Norwegian and Danish authorities to divest its remaining oil and gas business in DONG E&P to INEOS.
Ineos boss looks beyond the UK for 4×4 ‘Defender’ project
North Sea oil and gas entrepreneur Jim Ratcliffe revealed more details of his plans to build a new 4x4 vehicle - “projekt grenadier” - at a pub in central London yesterday.
Judge renews Ineos injunction against trespassing at fracking sites
A judge has renewed an injunction obtained by energy giant Ineos prohibiting unlawful activities such as trespass or obstruction at its shale gas sites.
Exclusive Interview: Time was right for Ineos to plunge in to Forties deal
With BP’s sale of the Forties Pipeline System to Ineos, Unite warned that gave its chairman ‘the power to bring the UK to a standstill’. Mark Lammey reports
Brexit vote sparked ‘shift in tone’ on fracking, says Ineos boss
Community opposition to fracking has softened because of concerns linked to Brexit, according to an Ineos director.
UK has it `totally wrong’ on energy approach, Ineos says
Britain’s investment in the Hinkley Point nuclear power plant and its bias toward wind power over solar is wrong for the country, according to Britain’s largest closely held company.
Ineos’ £1bn Dong deal gets EU approval
The European Commission has cleared the acquisition of Denmark’s Dong Energy’s oil business by Ineos.
Chevron to launch fresh Rosebank FPSO tender
US major Chevron is getting ready to launch a fresh tender for a floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel for its giant Rosebank project in the UK North Sea.
Ineos to expand Grangemouth capacity, unveils European growth plans
Petrochemicals giant Ineos will expand its Grangemouth facility as part of a portfolio of major projects aimed at boosting its ethylene production.
More to come after Ineos £1billion Dong deal
Petrochemical giant Ineos is growing its North Sea oil and gas empire with the $1.3billion (£1billion) buy-up of Dong Energy's assets - and there could be more deals on the horizon.
Updated: Ineos buys Dong Energy’s upstream business for $1billion
Dong Energy this morning confirmed it had sold off the entirety of its upstream oil and gas business to Ineos for $1billion.
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Ineos in staunch defence of track record after £200m Forties deal with BP
Petrochemicals giant Ineos yesterday launched a staunch defence of its track record as an employer and infrastructure owner after agreeing to buy the Forties pipeline system from BP for £200million.
Unite: Ineos’ Forties pipeline deal bad for the country
A trade union warned today that Ineos’ acquisition of the Forties pipeline from BP is bad for the country.
Updated: Ineos acquires Forties Pipeline from BP in $250million deal
Ineos this morning confirmed it has acquired the Forties Pipeline System (FPS) from BP in a $250million deal, which includes 300 jobs.
Forties pipeline sale would place too much power in Ratcliffe’s hands, union warns
A trade union has warned that BP’s proposed sale of the Forties pipeline to Ineos would give one man the power to “bring the entire country to a standstill”.
BP in talks with Ineos over sale of Forties pipeline
BP is in talks with Ineos AG to sell the Forties pipeline, one of the most important pieces of oil infrastructure in the UK North Sea.
INEOS grabs up remaining Engie E&P interests
Chemical multinational INEOS has acquired Engie E&P's onshore licences, bringing its total acerage to 1.2million acres.
Dutch firm agrees £130m deal for stake in Breagh field
A Dutch oil and gas company has agreed to buy the UK subsidiary of Sterling Resources in a £133million deal that will give it 30% of the North Sea Breagh field.
SNS 2017: Big questions over Scottish gas supply remain unanswered, CEO says
Scotland will have to answer some very big questions about energy supply over the next year, a leading industry figure has said.
Ineos empire ‘doing better than ever’, says billionaire Jim Ratcliffe
The billionaire behind North Sea oil and gas newcomer Ineos Breagh has reported record profits for his wider business empire.
Ineos to build vehicle inspired by Land Rover Defender
Energy giant Ineos has confirmed plans to build a new 4x4 off road car in a multi-million pound investment which will create new jobs.
Ineos lodges plans which could prolong Falkirk road closure
Ineos has lodged plans for a security management centre and gatehouse which could permanently close off a section of public road in Falkirk.
Villagers reveal concern over gas processing plant after fracking go-ahead
Concern has been raised by residents in a village plans could be revived for a gas processing plant if a number of fracking licences get the go-ahead.