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Poland Decided to Sell the “Daughter” of NOVATEK

Development Minister Waldemar Buda: Poland is selling Novatek’s subsidiary Novatek Green Energy. Poland has initiated the sale of Russian NOVATEK’s subsidiary Novatek Green Energy, which had previously been subject to external management, the country’s development minister said. Mikhelson called the nationalization of assets a robbery and promised to sue. Poland …

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Young Specialists of RITEK Are Recognized as the Best in LUKOIL

The title of “Best Young Specialist of PJSC LUKOIL” following the results of a corporate competition was awarded to Ilya Kupaev, Leading Engineer of CITS, and Danila Agapov, operator of the control panel in oil and gas production, TsDNG SEVER. Both specialists work in the Samara division of RITEK (part …

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Government Proposes to Invest in Regional Geological Exploration

They can also simplify the sale of licenses for subsoil, but only for Russian companies. The Russian government has submitted to the State Duma amendments to the law of the Russian Federation “On Subsoil” of 1992. It is proposed to allow attraction of private investments in the regional stages of …

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Saudi Arabia Stressed That Russia Voluntarily Reduced Oil Production

Russia’s 500,000 barrels per day cut in oil exports was not forced upon it, it was a voluntary decision, compliance checks will be monthly, said Saudi Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman. “We did this (reduction – ed.) partly with the support of colleagues from Russia … We received confirmation …

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The Effectiveness of In-Situ Combustion is Proven For Shale Oil Production in Oman

The method for this type of UVS has been adapted and experimentally tested at the Kazan Federal University. For the first time, the efficiency of oil shale development in the low-permeability reservoirs of the Natih B field in Oman has been proven. For this, the method of in-situ combustion was …

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The Head of Shell Called the Decline in Oil and Gas Production Dangerous and Irresponsible

Cutting oil and gas production would be dangerous and irresponsible, Shell CEO Wael Savan told the BBC. According to the top manager, the world is still “desperately in need of oil and gas”, and the speed of transition to renewable energy is not yet sufficient to replace them. Wael also …

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The First Well on the Offshore Block in Kazakhstan, Where the Azerbaijani SSDR Was Used, Turned Out to be “Dry”

The first well on the Zhenis offshore block in the Kazakh sector of the Caspian Sea turned out to be “dry”, Upstream writes. Well V-1 had a target depth of 3,300 meters. Drilling began at the end of last year using the Dada Gorgud jack-up drilling rig of the Azerbaijani …

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Oil Production in Brazil May Grow by 4-5% in 2023-2024

Oil production in Brazil in 2023-2024 may grow by 4-5%. This was stated by the CEO of the Brazilian oil and gas company Petrobras J.-P. Prates. According to him, the company already has 2 new FPSO floating vessels, which will increase oil production. An increase of 4-5% is expected this …

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The Number of Oil and Gas Drilling Rigs in the World Increased in June

The number of active oil and gas drilling rigs around the world rose by 17 in June compared to May, or 1%, to 1,800, according to data from US oil and gas service company Baker Hughes. In annual terms, the number of operating drilling rigs increased by 94, or 5.4%. …

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Explosion on Offshore Oil Platform in Mexico killed Two People

Two people were killed and another went missing as a result of a fire on the platform of the Mexican oil and gas corporation Pemex in the Gulf of Mexico, follows from the company’s message. “At Pemex, safety is a priority. According to preliminary data, no Pemex employees were reported …

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