Noble Energy Takes Over $1 Billion Charge Related To Eagle Ford Assets
Noble Energy President Brent Smolik, in a post-earnings conference call, said the company would consider monetizing the Eagle Ford Shale asset "if somebody came with a big enough check."
Israel’s Leviathan Gas Group Seeks Partners To Expand
Central to progress will be a multibillion-dollar FLNG terminal that would float in the eastern Mediterranean and allow exports to Europe, Yigal Landau, CEO of Ratio Oil, a minority partner in Leviathan, told Reuters.
Delek Expects Leviathan Expansion Investment Decision In 2020
The offshore Leviathan project came online a month ago and is already supplying Egypt and Jordan with natural gas.
Egypt Signs Two Mediterranean Deals With Exxon Mobil
The deals involve a minimum investment of $332 million, the petroleum ministry said in a statement.
Israel Starts Exporting Natural Gas To Egypt Under Landmark Deal
Israel will initially export 200 million cubic feet of gas per day to Egypt, two Egyptian industry sources said.
A&D Transactions From The Week Of Jan. 8, 2020
Here’s a snapshot of recent energy deals including the sale of Shell’s remaining Haynesville position plus the closing of Callon’s $2.7 billion merger with Carrizo Oil & Gas.
Greece, Israel, Cyprus Sign EastMed Gas Pipeline Deal
European governments and Israel last year agreed to proceed with the so-called EastMed project, a $6 billion to $7 billion pipeline project to carry gas from Israeli and Cypriot waters into Europe.
Israel Gets First Gas From Leviathan With Exports To Follow
Texas-based Noble Energy Inc., Israel's Delek Drilling and Ratio Oil said that operations from the offshore Leviathan Field had started, effectively doubling the amount of Israeli-produced gas.
Exxon Mobil Makes Over 1.7 Million-Acre Acquisition Offshore Egypt
Exxon Mobil, which has had a long-standing downstream presence in Egypt dating back to the beginning of the 20th century, marked its foray into gas exploration in the country in February 2019.
Leviathan Gas Field To Start Up After Israel Court Lifts Injunction
Rescinding a Dec. 17 injunction, the Jerusalem District Court said appellants had not provided sufficient evidence that Leviathan’s emissions, in its start-up phase, could prove dangerous.