CNOOC Names New President

OE Staff
Friday, March 20, 2020

Chinese oil company CNOOC has announced the appointment of Hu Guangjie executive director and president of the company. 

In a statement on Friday, CNOOC said that Xu Keqiang had resigned as the President of the Company, but would remain an Executive Director and the Chief Executive Officer of the Company. 

"The Board would like to take this opportunity to offer Mr. Hu its sincere congratulations on his appointment as an Executive Director and the President of the Company, as well as express its sincere gratitude to Mr. Xu for his contribution and services as the President of the Company," CNOOC said.

Born in 1973, Mr. Hu is a professor-level senior engineer. He received a Bachelor of Science degree in Petroleum Engineering (Reservoir Engineering) from Chengdu University of Technology and a Master's degree in Oil and Gas Field Development Engineering from China University of Petroleum (Huadong). 

He served in a number of positions in China Petrochemical Corporation ("Sinopec Group"). In March 2020, Hu was appointed as Vice President of CNOOC and as of March 20, he took over as the president of CNOOC.

In other CNOOC-related news, the company is preparing to lift the first cargo from the Liza development offshore Guyana in the coming days. Read more on that here.

In China, CNOOC has earlier this week announced a large oil discovery in the Bohai Bay. More here.

Categories: Asia Jobs news China People & Company News

Related Stories

Iran Set to Keep Hormuz Shut Until Seven Demands Are Met

Inpex Buys Into Two BP-Operated Indonesian Offshore Blocks

Höegh Evi, PETROS to Develop Kuching LNG Terminal in Malaysia

Solstad Maritime Secures APAC Drilling Support Work for AHTS Pair

Kazakhstan Resumes Action to Collect $5.2B Kashagan Field Fine

Arabian Drilling Inks $533M Deal for Four Jack-Up Drilling Rigs

Eni and Petronas JV Extend Drilling Backlog for Ventura Offshore’s Semi-Sub Rig

South Korea Aims to Cut Middle East Crude Dependence to 50% by 2035

Iran Restores Half of Damaged South Pars Gas Field Capacity

Oil Drops as Hormuz Reopening Prospects Ease Supply Concerns

Current News

KBR to Support Aramco’s Marjan Offshore Field Upgrade

Oil Industry Braces for Years of Market Disruption

Eni Taps Yinson Production for Major Ghana FPSO Gas Upgrade

ADNOC Signs Multi-Year LNG Supply Deal with Thailand’s Gulf Group

Iran Set to Keep Hormuz Shut Until Seven Demands Are Met

LNG Flows Through Hormuz Hit Seven-Month High

Inpex Buys Into Two BP-Operated Indonesian Offshore Blocks

TGS to Reprocesses Seismic Data for Petronas’ Megah Discovery

Höegh Evi, PETROS to Develop Kuching LNG Terminal in Malaysia

Thailand-Malaysia Gas Pipeline Temporarily Shut Over Inspection Issue

Subscribe for AOG Digital E‑News

AOG Digital E-News is the subsea industry's largest circulation and most authoritative ENews Service, delivered to your Email three times per week

https://accounts.newwavemedia.com