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  • Iran certifies 29 international cos to bid for oil, gas projects

    Iran has named 29 companies from more than a dozen countries as being allowed to bid for oil and gas projects using the new, less restrictive Iran Petroleum Contract (IPC) model, the oil ministry news website SHANA reported on Monday

  • Dilip Shanghvi Asso envisages interest to buy 47% in HOEC

    The ENI Group has requested HOEC board to de-classify it as a promoter. ENI Group will not be part of HOEC's future growth strategy. HOEC will seek Sebi nod on de-classification of promoters.

  • ENI to sell its 47.2% stake in HOEC; stock up 5%

    ENI is looking to sell its 47.2 percent stake in Hindustan Oil Exploration (HOEC) to US based Anadrako Petroleum, reports Business Standard. At 09:16 hrs Hindustan Oil Exploration Company was quoting at Rs 106.45, up Rs 5.75, or 5.71%.

  • Big oil companies may have to give up Iraq gas

    Many of the world's biggest energy companies may have to surrender most of the gas from Iraq's vast southern oilfields to a processing and export project led by Shell.

  • Iraq, Shell to sign $12bn gas deal

    Iraq will sign a final contract with Royal Dutch Shell on Tuesday for a USD 12-billion project to capture flared gas at southern oil-fields, two sources close to the deal said on Sunday.

  • ONGC in talks with BG, ENI to sell stake in Indian block

    State explorer Oil and Natural Gas Corp is in talks with the Indian unit of BG Group and Italian oil major ENI to sell up to a 30% stake in an east coast block

  • RIL free to price gas for non-core users; stock up

    Reliance Industries (RIL) is free to price gas for the non-core users and priority sectors such as fertilizer units, power stations to get it for USD 4.2/unikt, reports The Economic Times. It touched an intraday high of Rs 918.20 and an intraday low of Rs 911.80. At 09:25 hrs the share was quoting at Rs 915.80, up Rs 9, or 0.99%.

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