ENTREC Announces Proposal to Amend the Terms of Its 7.00% Convertible Unsecured Subordinated Debentures Due October 31, 2017
Transocean Partners LLC Reports First Quarter 2016 Results
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Wildfire evacuees glimpse Canada burned-out city on way out
Wildfire evacuees glimpse burned out city on way south
Cheniere Energy Partners LP Holdings, LLC Declares Quarterly Dividend
U.S. rig count hits 415 The rig count in the United States continued to decline last week, with Baker Hughes reporting just 415 active rigs. The active rig count for the week ended April 29, 2016, was down 16 rigs from the previous week, representing a 4% decline in overall active rigs, and the nineteenth consecutive week of declines. Rigs
From Bloomberg: U.S. explorers aren’t the only ones idling rigs as sub-$50 crude forces oil and gas drillers in Africa to slow their search for new reserves. The number of oil and gas rigs offshore Africa remained at 20 in April, the lowest since 2009, according to data published on Friday by Baker Hughes Inc. Onshore rigs fell to 70 from
From The Wall Street Journal: Rosneft (ROSN.MZ), Russia’s state-owned oil company, has delivered its first ever cargo of liquefied natural gas. Rosneft doesn’t produce its own LNG and must source volumes from other producers. The purchase was made from the spot market, the company said in a statement. LNG traders were unsure which company the cargo had been bought from.
From Bloomberg: For LNG buyers, 2040 is beginning to feel even further away. Just a few years ago, faced with limited supply and relentless demand growth, liquefied natural gas buyers were happy to lock in contracts that ran through nearly the middle of the century, often paying prices linked to the cost of oil. Now, as the market moves deeper
From Reuters: As OPEC officials gathered this week to formulate a long-term strategy, few in the room expected the discussions would end without a clash. But even the most jaded delegates got more than they had bargained with. “OPEC is dead,” declared one frustrated official, according to two sources who were present or briefed about the Vienna meeting. This was
Canada wildfire could double in size by Saturday, as mass evacuations continue
