Another Chinese private oil giant faces liquidation South China Morning PostAnother mainland Chinese private oil giant has run into financial trouble. Brightoil Petroleum, an oil trader turned energy operator, is facing a winding-up petition ... …
ADNOC awards China ZhenHua Oil a 4% interest in its onshore concession WorldOilThe Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) has announced the 4% stake in its onshore concession, previously held by CEFC China Energy Company ... Read more https://ww …
The Arab WeeklyUAE adds oil and gas sector to business interests in EgyptThe Arab WeeklyCAIRO - Having acquired a 10% stake in the Shorouk concession in Egypt's gigantic Mediterranean Zohr gas field in March, the UAE-based investment fund Mubadala Petr …
Wall Street JournalGlencore Scraps Planned Sale of $9 Billion Stake in Russian Oil CompanyWall Street JournalThe agreement with the Chinese buyer was the latest in a series of moves undertaken by Glencore, the state-owned Qatar Investment Authority and the …
Wall Street JournalNever Trust A Banker About Oil PricesOilPrice.comMany of the analysts who previously were pessimistic about the rise in oil prices have been slowly and steadily raising their projections. That should neither encourage us or bother us, as …
The Oil Giant That Investors IgnoreOilPrice.comPetroChina, the public division of China's state giant CNPC, has quietly become the third-largest oil and gas company globally, with a market cap exceeding Chevron's since the start of this year; quiet …
How Oil Drives The South China Sea ConflictOilPrice.comMoreover, the 1993/1994 USGS estimate states that natural gas is actually more abundant in the area than oil. According to the USGS, about 60 percent-70 percent of the area's hydrocarbon resources …
New York TimesHard-Charging Chinese Energy Tycoon Falls From Xi Government's GracesNew York TimesHONG KONG — A mysterious Chinese buyer surprised the financial world last year when it swooped in to buy a $9 billion chunk of Russia's state oil compa …
New York TimesA Mysterious, Debt-Laden Oil Company Draws China's ScrutinyNew York TimesHONG KONG — A mysterious Chinese buyer surprised the financial world last year when it swooped in to buy a $9 billion chunk of Russia's state oil company. Few ou …
FortuneThe Unusual Journey of China's Newest Oil BaronFortuneFor decades, China's oil industry has been dominated by its state-owned oil giants, PetroChina, Sinopec, and CNOOC. Like China's other state-owned enterprises (SOEs), the giants have …