Europe upstream in brief archive - Q4 2018
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Report summary
Table of contents
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Recent insights, podcasts and webinars:
- Dyas and Oranje-Nassau Energie (ONE) agree to merge their upstream businesses
- Equinor brings its deepwater Aasta Hansteen project onstream
- Equinor and Faroe Petroleum agree Norwegian asset swap deal
- New licensing round launched in Ukraine
- More Beryl success for Apache as Garten comes onstream
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Wellwatcher
- The buzz is back in UK exploration, but could it spill over to the Faroes?
- Baltic Pipe reaches FID - Norway has a new gas market
- Shell bids adieu to Ireland
- Nexen's Buzzard is grounded
- BP's Clair Ridge: the UK's biggest start-up in over a decade
- Does another sub-commercial gas discovery in the Barents make the case for infrastructure?
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Dealhunter
- INEOS set to buy ConocoPhillips' UK portfolio?
- Mandal High impact exploration for MOL in Norway
- Romania finally implements Offshore Law
- ExxonMobil kicks off deepwater exploration programme in Cyprus
- Mixed bag of results for UK exploration
- UK 31st Offshore Licensing Round: encouraging, but still work to do
- Total spuds third deepwater well in the Bulgarian Black Sea
- Now open – Croatia's second onshore licensing round
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Wellwatcher
- I want to appraise you!
- Bruce, Keith & Rhum: the Serica story so far
- Repsol exits Romania
- Deepwater exploration in the Mediterranean for Turkish NOC
- Service company farms into Italian block
- Columbus FID pushes UK sanctioned reserves over 400 mmboe
- Successful appraisal for Wellesley Petroleum at Norway's Grosbeak
- Eni and Galp abandon Portuguese drilling plans
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Dealhunter
- Shell's high-grading continues - where next?
- Over 1.3 billion barrels of potential resource currently drilling in Norway
- Shell sells Danish upstream business to Noreco
- BP and Zennor Petroleum get the green light for UK North Sea projects
- PGNiG strikes strategic deal with Equinor in the Greater Ekofisk Area
- Curtain up on King Lear as Aker BP takes the lead from Equinor
- UK onshore fracking goes live again
- One small step for Equinor — one giant leap for unmanned
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Wellwatcher
- Breaking the curve – Total's Glendronach proves the high impact model
- Equinor successfully appraises Cape Vulture discovery
- OMV Gazprom swap deal fails to lift-off
- More frustration for Eni's Portuguese deepwater exploration well
- Major negotiations underway in Cyprus
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Dyas and ONE combined production profile
- Aasta Hansteen Area
- Faroe Petroleum's change in production post-deal
- 1st International Oil and Gas Licensing Round – eight blocks offered in Dnipro-Donets basin (remaining two blocks located in western Ukraine)
- Location of the Blackrock exploration well
- Proposed route for Baltic Pipe
- Buzzard production
- Contingent gas resources in the Barents (7 tcf)
- INEOS upstream activity
- Fiscal benchmarking of Romanian Offshore Law
- Deepwater exploration in the Bulgarian Black Sea
- Blocks offered in 2nd Onshore Bidding Round
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