CNOOC Ltd broadens horizons

CNOOC Ltd, the listed unit of China National Offshore Oil  Corporation (CNOOC) is embarking on a plan that envisages increased co-operation with foreign oil companies at home and  overseas as it works to meet a  targeted hydrocarbon production growth rate of between 6% and 10% per annum from now until 2015.

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Qatar cool on LNG demand downturn

Gas superpower Qatar is not alarmed over threats to its liquefied natural gas exports from a downturn in global demand and is keeping open the option of  further developing its massive North Field reserves once a self-declared ban ends in 2014, Qatari Oil Minister Abdullah al-Attiyah told Upstream.

Nisconi clean sweep at South Mahakam

Japan’s Nippon Steel is poised to land all four turnkey contracts valued at more than $200 million in total at Total’s South Mahakam gas and liquids development off Indonesia.

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Global: New West Africa gig

Global scores $100m gig in West Africa

Offshore contractor Global Industries’ wholly-owned subsidiaries, Global Pipelines Plus Nigeria and Global Offshore International have bagged a contract with an unnamed West African client valued at $100 million for a project in offshore Nigeria.

Upstream staff 19 January 2009 20:33 GMT

The project is scheduled to begin in January and will provide the transportation, installation and related services associated with the replacement and repair of a 24-inch pipeline offshore Nigeria.

Global will be using its pipelay barge Cheyenne, assisted by a number of support vessels, to install the 24-inch replacement pipeline.

Published: 19 January 2009 20:33 GMT | Last updated: 19 January 2009 20:33 GMT

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