Publications by Oil & Gas News: Chevron to restart Frade.

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Chevron to restart Frade. Apr 21st 2013, 23:00 Brazil's oil regulator said that it expects Chevron, the No 2 US oil company, to restart output from its offshore Frade field northeast of Rio de Janeiro at about 20,000 barrels a day (bpd). The field was shut in March 2012 after a November 2011 oil spill. While the ANP announced that Chevron and its partners had received approval to restart output at Frade, production has not yet begun,...

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Publications by Oil & Gas News: Sabic okays $3.9bn cash dividends.

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Sabic okays $3.9bn cash dividends. Apr 21st 2013, 23:00 Global petrochemical giant Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (Sabic) said it will distribute dividends worth SR15 billion ($3.9 billion) to shareholders at SR5 per share for the group's operations in 2012. The announcement was made at the company's annual General Assembly meeting in Riyadh under the chairmanship of Prince Saud bin Abdullah bin Thenayan Al Saud, also the chairman of the...

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Publications by Oil & Gas News: Saudi Aramco starts up giant Manifa oilfield.

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Saudi Aramco starts up giant Manifa oilfield. Apr 21st 2013, 23:00 Saudi Aramco has started pumping oil from its giant Manifa field in the Gulf, allowing the world's biggest oil exporter to relax production from some of its mature fields onshore. The offshore oilfield -- made up of rigs on manmade islands linked by 41 kilometres of causeways and bridges over the Gulf -- is expected to produce 500,000 barrels per day (bpd) by July and 900,000 bpd by the...

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CNPC, Petronas eye Angola bids.

CNPC, Petronas eye Angola bids. Apr 16th 2013, 23:00 China National Petroleum Corp and Malaysia's Petronas are considering bids for Marathon Oil Corp's stakes in two Angolan offshore oil and gas fields, people familiar with the matter said. This would be potentially the third major energy deal in Africa this year, a major new front for Asian state energy firms looking to fuel fast growing economies.

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