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Oil Search Boss to Retire in 2020

By Sonali Paul October 1, 2019

Peter Botten (Photo: Oil Search)

Categories: LNG

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DOF Secures Moorings Hook-Up Job in Asia Pacific

Saipem Bags $1.5B Contract for Türkiye Largest Offshore Gas Field

Floating Offshore Wind Test Center Planned for Japan

Synergy Marine Group Completes Conversion of LNG Vessel to FSRU

PTTEP Hires McDermott for Deepwater Subsea Job off Malaysia

TotalEnergies Inks 10-Year LNG Supply Deal with South Korea’s KOGAS

Japan Picks Wood Mackenzie to Assess Trump-Backed Alaska LNG Scheme

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GE Vernova sells Proficy to TPG at $600 million and shifts its focus to grid software

Sources say that the Indian court has dismissed Asian Paints' appeal against the antitrust investigation.

Trade sources predict that the supply of Saudi crude oil to China will surge in October.

Oil Search Boss to Retire in 2020

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