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(MENAFN) An official at China National Oil Company Limited (CNOOC Ltd.) announced that its partner, Husky Oil China Limited, a subsidiary of Canada-based Husky Energy Inc. , has made a new deepwater gas discovery in the South China Sea, Xinhua reported. Full Article at Middle East North Africa Financial Network
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SHANGHAI -- Canada's Husky Energy Inc announced Wednesday it had discovered a significant deepwater gas reserve with its Chinese partner CNOOC, renewing exploration hopes in the South China Sea. Full Article at China Post
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Fu Chengyu, chairman and CEO of CNOOC Ltd attends an announcement of the company's interim results in Hong Kong Wednesday, Aug. 26, 2009. View Photo »
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Shell Global Solutions' partnership with CNOOC marks a significant milestone in its licensing business in China and its commitment to licensed technology in the PRC.
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China National Oil Company Limited (CNOOC Ltd.) announced Wednesday that its partner, Husky Oil China Limited, a subsidiary of Canada-based Husky Energy Inc. , has made a new deepwater gas discovery in the South China Sea. Full Article at People's Daily Online
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CHINA National Offshore Oil Corp announced yesterday that its partner Husky Oil China Ltd, a subsidiary of Canada-based Husky Energy Inc, has made a new deep-water gas discovery in the South China Sea. Full Article at Shanghai Daily
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2009-12-09 18:19:37 - LONDON, ENGLAND -- (Marketwire) -- 12/09/09 -- Primeline Energy Holdings Inc. Full Article at PR-Inside.com
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Fu Chengyu, right, chairman and CEO of CNOOC Ltd and Yang Hua, executive director, president and CFO attend an announcement of the company's interim results in Hong Kong Wednesday, Aug. 26, 2009. View Photo »
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Only last month we celebrated the arrival of Qatari LNG to China with CNOOC at an unloading ceremony held at the Dapeng Terminal, Guangdong Province. This event marked the first time that one of Qatargas' state-of-the-art Q-Flex carriers delivered LNG to China and represented the beginning of long-term ...
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Canada's Husky Energy Inc announced yesterday it had discovered a significant deepwater gas reserve with its Chinese partner CNOOC, renewing exploration hopes in the South China Sea. Full Article at eTaiwan News
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China has not given up on its attempt to become a player in the Nigerian oil industry. Consequently, the $50 billion offer to the Federal Government to enable it acquire 49 per cent stake is still on the table. Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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Shell Global Solutions' partnership with CNOOC marks a significant milestone in its licensing business in China and its commitment to licensed technology in the PRC.
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Only last month we celebrated the arrival of Qatari LNG to China with CNOOC at an unloading ceremony held at the Dapeng Terminal, Guangdong Province. This event marked the first time that one of Qatargas' state-of-the-art Q-Flex carriers delivered LNG to China and represented the beginning of long-term ...
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I am extremely excited that we are able to announce the strengthening of our relationship with CNOOC on the same day we have celebrated the opening of our Representative Office in the People's Republic of China.
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On 29 October Statoil signed a farm down agreement with the Chinese company CNOOC involving a number of Statoil's leases in the Gulf of Mexico
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On 29 October Statoil signed a farm down agreement with the Chinese company CNOOC (China National Offshore Oil Corporation) involving a number of Statoil's leases in Gulf of Mexico
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CNOOC's business is mainly in upstream sectors -- oil exploration and production. Fluctuating oil prices will have a bigger impact on CNOOC compared with China's two other oil majors PetroChina and Sinopec
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CNOOC's business is mainly in upstream sectors -- oil exploration and production. Fluctuating oil prices will have a bigger impact on CNOOC compared with China's two other oil majors PetroChina and Sinopec
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It will help China improve the utilization of clean energy and optimize the energy consumption structure and strengthen CNOOC's role in developing clean energy
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A cooperation with Ghana National Petroleum Corp would help CNOOC reduce risks in the deal
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Negotiations are ongoing not only with Sunrise/CNOOC but also with all other stakeholders in the industry. The federal government has not taken any final position on the issue.
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