Offshore Cos Attack ONGC Policy on Chartering Vessels The Times Of India Tweet | MUMBAI: Indian offshore companies have come out in the open against ONGC's allegedly flawed policy on chartering vessels to support rigs for drilling. The companies allege that ONGC, the country's biggest public sector oil company, often sele...
Exclusive - Repsol comes up dry in Cuba offshore well The Guardian By Jeff Franks and Marc Frank HAVANA (Reuters) - Spanish oil giant Repsol said Friday that the first of three planned wells in Cuban waters was unsuccessful, a blow to Cuba's hopes for energy independence. "I can confirm that the Repsol well in Cuba ...
Exclusive: Repsol comes up dry in Cuba offshore well Daily Press | HAVANA (Reuters) - Spanish oil giant Repsol said Friday that the first of three planned wells in Cuban waters was unsuccessful, a blow to Cuba's hopes for energy independence. | "I can confirm that the Repsol well in Cuba has been reported to be un...
Exclusive: Repsol comes up dry in Cuba offshore well Chicago Tribune | HAVANA (Reuters) - Spanish oil giant Repsol said Friday that the first of three planned wells in Cuban waters was unsuccessful, a blow to Cuba's hopes for energy independence. | "I can confirm that the Repsol well in Cuba has been reported to be un...
Exclusive: Repsol comes up dry in Cuba offshore well Reuters | HAVANA (Reuters) - Spanish oil giant Repsol said Friday that the first of three planned wells in Cuban waters was unsuccessful, a blow to Cuba's hopes for energy independence. | "I can confirm that the Repsol well in Cuba has been reported to be un...
Offshore companies against ONGC policy on chartered vessels The Times Of India Tweet MUMBAI: Indian offshore companies have come out in the open against Oil & Natural Gas Corp's (ONGC) allegedly flawed policy on chartering vessels to support rigs for drilling. | Offshore firms allege that ONGC, the country's biggest public sect...
Europe’s Other Power Crisis: Energy Houston Chronicle Posted on May 20, 2012 at 9:17 am by Michael Economides in General | Guest Written By Peter C Glover | What’s the difference between the European Union and the Titanic? Answer: the Titanic was holed by a single immovable object and took minutes to ...
Gibraltar's jubilee party sends signal to Madrid The Observer Gibraltar prepares to celebrate: a diamond jubilee poster on the parliament building. Photograph: Jon Nazca/Reuters | In Gibraltar, said chief minister Fabian Picardo, children learn history fast. "They can say 'the treaty of Utrecht' when they are a...
SC island filled with monkeys, steeped in mystery The Charlotte Observer | MORGAN ISLAND, S.C. Low tide in the low country of South Carolina as we board a 20 foot cuddy to cut through the calm waters of Saint Helena Sound. Our boat is flanked by dolphins and Egrets. | But on this morning, our guide Kevin Benton, his girlf...
Blueseed to entrepreneurs: Your ship may come in San Francisco Chronicle | Foreign tech entrepreneurs looking for easier ways to develop code may soon get a whole new way to ship. Specifically: a cruise ship. | Blueseed, a four-person Sunnyvale startup backed by prominent investor Peter Thiel, is working on a novel soluti...
Gibraltar's jubilee party sends signal to Madrid The Guardian | Political tensions have escalated again between the UK and Spain over a territory eager to prove once more that it is 'more British than the British' Gibraltar prepares to celebrate: a diamond jubilee poster on the parliament building. Photograph: ...
Oil Wars on the Horizon CounterPunch | Conflict and intrigue over valuable energy supplies have been features of the international landscape for a long time. Major wars over oil have been fought every decade or so since World War I, and smaller engagements have erupted every few years; a flare-up or two in 2012, then, would be part of the normal scheme of things. Instead, what we ...
