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Europe upstream week in brief: how to grow your North Sea business - acquire or explore?
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Report summary
Welcome to the Europe upstream week in brief where we bring you quick, responsive opinion and analysis on all that's going on in European oil and gas. This week: Dealhunter gives his own inimitable take on the age-old question - exploration or acquisition? Where is the value for E&P companies? Also, there has been another earthquake in the Netherlands, but this time it is 150km away from Groningen. And Equinor has discovered a Little Prince in the Utsira High.
Table of contents
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Dealhunter
- To acquire or to explore?
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In other news
- Earthquakes in the Netherlands — not just a Groningen problem
- Equinormakes a royal discovery
- Azerbaijan and Turkey launch Trans-Anatolian Pipeline (TANAP)
- Euphoria for Europa as prospective resourcealmost doubles
- Drilling activity picks up in Norway Northern North Sea
- Meet our team
- Our latest insights, podcasts and webinars:
- Vital statistics
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Offshore proposed wellsOffshore wells currently drilling by type and companyE&A spuds to date in 2018
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Which growth option will deliver the best long-term returns (investing today)?Recent Netherlands earthquake locationsFact of the week
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