Eni is a main producer in Egypt, primarily through the Zohr gas field
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Eni to acquire 49% stake in three onshore Algeria concessions
The company will also partner with Total and state oil company Sonatrach for offshore exploration
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Eni announces a new oil discovery in offshore Norway licence
Preliminary estimates of the size of the discovery range between 50mn and 60mn barrels of oil in place, with 15mn to 25mn recoverable
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Eni’s gigantic Zohr gas field in Egypt hits 2 billion cubic feet per day production
Egypt’s largest gas field was expected to produce only 1 billion cubic feet per day by mid-2018.
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Cape Town set for oil conference in October
Major event in South Africa all set to go with full line-up of speakers.
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Eni discovers light oil in Egyptian Western Desert
Italian oil major’s findings suggest Faghur Basin could provide new production area for the firm in North Africa.
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Bahr Essalam phase two development offshore project in Libya begins production
Phase two of the project completes the development of the largest producing offshore gas field in Libya, thereby extending the field’s production life.
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Mubadala completes acquisition of 10% stake from Italy’s Eni in Shorouk concession in Egypt
The Zohr field was discovered by Eni in August 2015 and is the largest natural gas field ever found in the Mediterranean, with a total potential of up to 30 trillion cubic feet of gas in place.
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Oil industry stands on threshold of historic step-change in demand, says ADNOC CEO
Speaking at the 7th OPEC International Seminar, in Vienna, Dr Al Jaber said demand for oil and its derivative products is growing and the future of the oil and gas industry is bright due to robust global economic growth.
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Pope Francis to address oil majors in Vatican climate conference
Organised by the University of Notre Dame in the United States, the conference is expected to be attended by the heads, or senior executives of companies, including ExxonMobil, Eni, BP, Royal Dutch Shell and Pemex.