Search Subscribe Menu

US Energy Investors Eye Cheap Takeovers as Oil Prices Sink

by Aaron Weinman January 8, 2019

Categories: Mergers & Acquisitions

Current News

Indonesia’s Mako Gas Project on Track for First Gas in 2027

CNOOC’s First Quarter Profit Rises on Higher Oil Prices, Output

UAE Exit Weakens OPEC, Raises Risk of Price War

United Arab Emirates Exits OPEC and OPEC+

Technology as Enabler of Energy Security in Offshore Asia

Saipem Poised for Middle East Repair Work After Iran War

Middle East Conflict Jolts Offshore Drilling Market

Magazine

Offshore Engineer Magazine

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

Austrian parties ask for last-minute extension to the fuel price "brake"

Petrobras, Brazil's largest oil company, gains a stronger position in the Braskem restructuring

Brazil's Petrobras reduces US oil exports to zero during Q1, China takes the lead as the top destination

US Energy Investors Eye Cheap Takeovers as Oil Prices Sink

Related News

Indonesia’s Mako Gas Project on Track for First Gas in...

UAE Exit Weakens OPEC, Raises Risk of Price War

Saipem Poised for Middle East Repair Work After Iran War

US-Israel War on Iran Creates Biggest Energy Crisis in...

Jadestone Secures Gas Sales Deal for Fields Offshore...

Strike Threat Grows at Ichthys LNG after Workers Reject...

Current News

Indonesia’s Mako Gas Project on Track for First Gas in 2027

CNOOC’s First Quarter Profit Rises on Higher Oil Prices, Output

UAE Exit Weakens OPEC, Raises Risk of Price War

United Arab Emirates Exits OPEC and OPEC+

Technology as Enabler of Energy Security in Offshore Asia

Saipem Poised for Middle East Repair Work After Iran War

Middle East Conflict Jolts Offshore Drilling Market

Magazine

Offshore Engineer Magazine

Subscribe for AOG Digital E‑News