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- India-China energy cooperation doesn't require warm relations, or lofty civilisational rhetoricIndia and China face a new opportunity in energy markets. Past cooperation in Africa, despite challenges, shows potential. Both nations see...
- State oil companies see output rebound in fields abroadThe oil and gas output has risen to 8.3 million metric tonnes of oil equivalent (mmtoe) in the April-August period from 8.1 mmtoe in the sa...
- Sudan owes ONGC Videsh $560 mn in unpaid dues: GovtOVL, the overseas arm of state-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC), had a 25 per cent stake in Block 2A&4 in Sudan. Sudan had sinc...
- Frustrated with non-payment of dues, ONGC exits from SudanONGC Videsh Ltd (OVL), the overseas investment arm of the state-owned firm, as also its Chinese partner CNPC and Malaysia's Petronas have w...
- To bag more overseas projects, CPWD nominates nodal officerAccording to an official, the CPWD is currently executing projects in Myanmar, Nepal and South Sudan.
- ONGC, its partners likely to exit oil blocks in SudanState-run co along with JV partners China, Malaysia upset as oil dues from Sudan rise to $500 million.
- Sudan wants ONGC Videsh to withdraw arbitration over oil payment duesOVL, however, said it would continue with the arbitration process and work simultaneously with Sudan to find out a suitable mechanism of re...
- Sudan denies licence extension to ONGC Videsh; seeks higher taxes'OVL, which held 25 per cent stake in the block, and its partners China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC) and Malaysia's Petronas did not agre...
- Sudan won't extend ONGC's licence to operate oil blockThe process of surrendering the block is underway after the Sudan government gave a notice to that effect, a senior ONGC executive said.
- ONGC seeks 15-year extension of licence to operate oil block in SudanSudan owes about $300 million to ONGC, of which $100 million is the unpaid amount for the oil pipeline the Indian firm built in the country.
- Sudan holds up OVL oil field licence extensionOVL, the overseas arm of the state-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC), in 2003 had bought a 25 per cent stake in Greater Nile Oil...
- Sudan offers ONGC Videsh three more oil & gas blocks for explorationThe offer is part of the African nation's efforts to seek greater energy engagements with India, to which it owes $240 million in oil dues.
- OVL chasing foreign govts to clear its over Rs 4,700 crore of duesFrom Venezuela to Sudan, ONGC Videsh Ltd is chasing foreign governments to get its USD 712 million (over Rs 4,700 crore) of dues cleared.
- India facilitating safe return of nationals from South SudanGovernment today said it was closely monitoring the political developments as well as the evolving situation in strife-torn South Sudan.
- India shuts down South Sudan oilfields, evacuates employeesIndia today evacuated all its oil employees from strife-torn South Sudan and shut down oilfields amid escalating violence in the world's yo...
- ONGC Videsh Ltd resumes crude oil production in SudanONGC Videsh Ltd has resumed crude oil production from its oilfields in Sudan, which was halted 15 months ago due to split of the African na...
- ONGC Videsh plans to restart crude production from South Sudan fieldsONGC Videsh Ltd, the overseas arm of state-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corp (ONGC), plans to restart crude oil production from its fields in ...
- ONGC Videsh Ltd production hit due to turmoil in Sudan and SyriaONGC's subsidiary ONGC Videsh said that its production last fiscal was lower mainly due to problems in its Sudan and Syria assets.
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