London (UPI) Feb 23, 2016 -
A British industry body said the North Sea
energy sector is in for a long period of decline, with less than $1.4
billion in new spending expected in 2016.
A report from Oil & Gas U.K. finds exploration activity offshore is
at an all-time low and there are no signs of improvement. Less than
$1.4 billion in spending on new projects is expected in 2016, compared
with an average of around $ ...
morehttp://www.oilgasdaily.com/reports/North_Sea_fading_industry_body_warns_999.html
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Wednesday, February 24, 2016
North Sea fading, industry body warns
North Sea fading, industry body warns
London (UPI) Feb 23, 2016 -
A British industry body said the North Sea
energy sector is in for a long period of decline, with less than $1.4
billion in new spending expected in 2016.
A report from Oil & Gas U.K. finds exploration activity offshore is
at an all-time low and there are no signs of improvement. Less than
$1.4 billion in spending on new projects is expected in 2016, compared
with an average of around $ ...
morehttp://www.oilgasdaily.com/reports/North_Sea_fading_industry_body_warns_999.html
London (UPI) Feb 23, 2016 -
A British industry body said the North Sea
energy sector is in for a long period of decline, with less than $1.4
billion in new spending expected in 2016.
A report from Oil & Gas U.K. finds exploration activity offshore is
at an all-time low and there are no signs of improvement. Less than
$1.4 billion in spending on new projects is expected in 2016, compared
with an average of around $ ...
morehttp://www.oilgasdaily.com/reports/North_Sea_fading_industry_body_warns_999.html
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