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Nigeria leads Africa as top upstream investment destination, AEC says- oil and gas 360

Nigeria leads Africa as top upstream investment destination, AEC says

(World Oil) – Nigeria ranks as Africa’s leading destination for upstream oil and gas investment in 2024, research from market intelligence firm Wood Mackenzie shows. The country accounted for three out of four Final Investment Decisions (FIDs) announced by global oil and gas majors, totaling $13.5 billion. The FIDs announced within the Nigerian market included Shell’s $122 million investment in

Oil, gas companies set to spend more in 2025- oil and gas 360

Oil, gas companies set to spend more in 2025

(Oil Price) – Producers of crude oil and natural gas will invest more in their business next year amid a stumbling transition away from hydrocarbons. The development may come as a surprise in the context of ever more transition commitments on the part of governments, but it simply proves one thing: while there is demand, there will be supply. Investments in

OPEC oil production cuts likely to continue for the ‘whole of 2020’: Wood Mackenzie- oil and gas 360

OPEC oil production cuts likely to continue for the ‘whole of 2020’: Wood Mackenzie

CNBC OPEC is likely to continue with its oil supply cuts for the rest of 2020, a research director said Monday. “One thing which we are seeing in our numbers is that the market is still not ready to absorb the production cuts back, even for (the) whole of this year,” Sushant Gupta, who heads Wood Mackenzie’s refining and oils market team

GE Oil & Gas Alum Joins Tech Company as CCO - Oil & Gas 360

Verisk to Acquire Genscape

By Tyler Losier, Energy Reporter, Oil & Gas 360 Genscape will become a part of Verisk subsidiary Wood Mackenzie Verisk (stock ticker: VRSK), a data analytics provider headquartered in New Jersey, has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Genscape, a provider of real-time data for commodity markets, from Daily Mail and General Trust (DMGT) for $364 million in cash. As

The Shale Boom in the Permian Is Slowing Down - 360

Texas Shale Pioneers Struggle to Appease Investors

From Reuters Seven years ago, Diamondback Energy Inc went public with a modest parcel of drillable land in the Permian Basin of West Texas. Like dozens of other Permian startups, the firm then pursued a classic wildcatter’s strategy – borrowing to buy up acreage, acquire competitors and quickly boost output in the booming shale field. Today, Diamondback (FANG.O) is the

Permian Producers May Need to Spend More or Consider Mergers

From The Houston Chronicle As the sweet spots of the booming Permian Basin are drilled, oil companies will need to either spend more money or consider mergers and acquisitions to keep up their crude production volumes, according to the energy research firm Wood Mackenzie. The conundrum is that Wall Street is punishing the stocks of public energy companies that increase

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Wood Mackenzie Gives Lower Forecast for Brent Crude Oil for 2019

Keeps 2020 Brent as predicted earlier Wood Mackenzie put out a prediction after watching Brent oil prices, which were trading at $62 per barrel on December 7, 2018 before falling to $51 per barrel on December 21, 2018. Mixed macroeconomic data have driven much of the volatility, with political uncertainty compounding concerns of a sharper than expected economic slowdown, Wood

Slow Deepwater Rebound Threatened by Rising Rig Costs, Falling Oil Prices

From Houston Chronicle   The slow deepwater recovery in the Gulf of Mexico and the rest of the world is now threatened by falling oil prices and the projected cost rise of drilling rigs and other services. A new report Tuesday by research firm Wood Mackenzie highlights how the offshore sector has returned to viability through costs reductions and greater

Expect Higher Crude Oil Exports to European, Asian Markets:  WoodMac

In its appearance at EIA’s annual Energy Conference last week, Wood Mackenzie gave a presentation on crude oil exports, saying that U.S. crude oil exports rose in tandem with U.S. oil production following the repeal of the U.S.’s 40-year crude oil export ban in December, 2015. Oil from North Dakota, Texas moves to users in Asia and Europe According to

Canadian Heavy Oil Prices are Falling Faster than Global Crude Benchmarks - Oil & Gas 360

Tight Oil Led by the Permian Tops a 2017 Oil Industry Revival: WoodMac

Optimism returns: WoodMac calls for $450 billion in upstream O&G project FIDs in 2017 According to Wood Mackenzie’s global upstream outlook for 2017, confidence will start to return to the oil and gas sector in 2017, with exploration and production spend set to rise by 3% to US$450 billion. The investment level is still 40% below the heady days of 2014,