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Europe upstream week in brief: Repsol looks to resurrect the Norwegian Yme development
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Report summary
This is our latest week in brief where we give you quick, responsive opinion and analysis on all that is going on in European oil and gas. This week includes analysis of Yme’s phase III development, Saffron Energy’s production permit approval at the Italian Sant’ Alberto license, Centrica-Bayerngas joint venture renamed to Spirit Energy, and an update on recent work carried out by our European upstream team.
Table of contents
- This week includes analysis of Yme’s phase III development, Saffron Energy’s production permit approval at the Italian Sant’ Alberto license, and an update on recent work carried out by our European upstream team.
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What you need to know
- Repsol looks to progress troubled Yme project in Norway
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In other news
- Saffron Energy awarded production permit in Italy
- Centrica-Bayerngas JV is named Spirit Energy
- Dynamics of the North Sea in 2017
- Team Updates
- Our latest insights, reports and webinars
- Vital Statistics
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Summary MapOffshore Proposed WellsSpuds to Date
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Offshore Drilling WellsSaffron Energy new permitFact of the week
What's included
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