Oil prices gained further momentum on Tuesday, on expectations for supply shortages, a subject to be discussed at the meeting between the OPEC and Russia in Vienna on the 6th of December. Brent crude price traded 0.6% higher at $62.08 a barrel. At the same time, the cut in Canadian production in the efforts to help OPEC limit oversupply also boosted prices. WTI crude surged by 0.6% at $53.25 a barrel.
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German lender HSH Nordbank and the Netherlands’ Cooperatieve Rabobank have provided project debt for Aquila Capital's 147.6-MW Thor wind farm in Sweden.
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Danish offshore driller Maersk Drilling and Seapulse have signed a master alliance agreement under which Maersk Drilling will provide fully integrated services for a global offshore oil & gas exploration drilling program of 12 wells.
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Norway’s Equinor is ready to start talks with Tanzania on developing a liquefied natural gas (LNG) project based on a deepwater offshore discovery, the company said on Tuesday.
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Oil prices jumped on Monday, after Qatar decided to quit the OPEC club in January 2019. Furthermore, US-China trade tensions eased as no additional tariffs will be imposed during a period of 90-days. Expectations for OPEC supply reduction also stimulated prices. Brent crude price increased by 5.1% to $61.69 a barrel. Meanwhile, WTI crude gained 4% to $52.95 a barrel.
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