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Maha Energy acquires onshore producing properties in the Illinois Basin - oilandgas360

Maha Energy acquires onshore producing properties in the Illinois Basin

energy-pedia Maha Energy has announced that its wholly owned subsidiary Maha Energy (US) Inc has entered into an agreement to acquire certain oil producing assets in the Illinois Basin, USA, through the purchase of all outstanding shares in Dome AB Inc., a Texas corporation, from Dome Energy. The purchase price amounts to a cash consideration of US$ 4.0 million adjusted in respect to any working capital

Apache announces significant oil discovery offshore Suriname at Sapakara West-1 -oilandgas360

Apache announces significant oil discovery offshore Suriname at Sapakara West-1

energy-pedia Apache Corp and Total have announced a significant oil discovery at the Sapakara West-1 well drilled offshore Suriname on Block 58. The well was drilled using the Noble Sam Croft with Apache as operator holding a 50% working interest and Total holding a 50% working interest. Sapakara West-1 was drilled to a depth of approx. 6,300 meters (20,700 feet), and successfully tested for the presence

Saudi, Russian blame game stalls Monday’s OPEC+ meeting -oilandgas360

Saudi, Russian blame game stalls Monday’s OPEC+ meeting

WorldOil Oil & Gas Publishers Note: The oil and gas companies in the United States do not have time to wait for the political fight between Russia and Saudi Arabia. We need action for our oil & gas industry now. WASHINGTON (Bloomberg) –The OPEC+ meeting to try to end the oil price war is unlikely to go ahead on Monday

Dow jumps 350 points to start week, S&P 500 inches closer to all-time high- oil and gas 360

Shares Fall To End the Week As Coronavirus Hammers Jobs and Economy

360 Feedwire The stock market’s first reaction to Friday’s stunningly bad jobs report was to take it in stride. But Wall Street slid through the day as investors looked ahead to the likelihood that even worse numbers are on the way. Stocks initially held steady after the government said U.S. employers cut 701,000 more jobs than they added last month,