Since 1977 Ocean Pacific Capital has provided oil & gas industry clients with customized oil & gas joint venture solutions to solve challenges and meet financial goals. Our dedicated team of energy specialists understand the unique challenges facing oil professionals in today's lower priced market.
Our clients range from early stage operators who have little or no existing production and are seeking an oil & gas joint venture to drill wells, re-work existing wells or acquire production, to larger established oil companies with significant existing production that are seeking a joint venture partner for additional acquisitions or to replace existing debt.
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Daily Oil & Gas and Wall Street Journal News
7/15/20
Otakikpo JV, a joint venture of Green Energy International Ltd., Abuja, and Lekoil Ltd., London, signed definitive agreements to advance Otakikpo marginal field development in OML 11 in Nigeria’s Niger Delta.
Beach Energy Ltd., Adelaide, and Bridgeport Energy Ltd., Sydney, were awarded two new exploration permits in the inshore sector of Otway basin of southwest Victoria.
Talos Energy along with Block 7 partners and PetrĂ³leos Mexicanos (Pemex) have 120 working days to submit a Unitization and Unit Operating Agreement to Mexico's Ministry of Energy for Zama field development.
Reconnaissance Energy Africa Ltd. (ReconAfrica) completed a subsurface evaluation delineating large prospective conventional hydrocarbon bearing structures throughout the entire Kavango basin.
Equinor has awarded Aibel a portfolio agreement for modification tasks at Oseberg fields in the Norwegian North Sea.
Wall Street Journal
Commercial News
7/15/20
WSJ.com: US Business
Apple Wins Major Victory in Battle With EU Over Tax The bloc?s second-highest court sided with the U.S. company over a $14.8 billion tax bill that EU antitrust officials had said the company owed to Ireland.
Moderna's Covid-19 Vaccine Moves to Bigger Study A new U.S.-funded trial would seek 30,000 subjects and could deliver an answer by year-end about whether the vaccine induces immune responses sufficient to protect people safely.
U.K. to Ban Huawei From 5G Networks Amid China Tensions The British government said it would bar telecom companies from purchasing new equipment made by China?s Huawei and gave them until 2027 to remove its technology from their 5G wireless networks, a sharp about-face that marks a significant victory for the U.S.
Auto Makers Grapple With Worker No-Shows as Covid-19 Cases Surge General Motors and Ford are struggling to keep workers on the job as coronavirus cases increase, forcing the companies to cut shifts, hire new workers and transfer others to fill vacant roles.
Searching for Video? Google Pushes YouTube Over Rivals Facebook and other competitors host the same videos, but engineers have made changes that effectively preference YouTube?owned by Google?over other video sources. Journal tests show YouTube usually ends up first and takes most of the slots in Google Search video carousels, prime results real estate.
U.S. June Consumer Prices Rose Sharply U.S. consumer prices rose sharply in June while states were broadening efforts to reopen, with costs snapping back for products and services that were hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic.
