London’s top share index concludes a lacklustre week in the red. London’s FTSE 100 slipped on Friday, capping a muted week of trading, despite revised economic growth figures offering a
London’s top share index concludes a lacklustre week in the red. London’s FTSE 100 slipped on Friday, capping a muted week of trading, despite revised economic growth figures offering a
Strategic Pivot to focus on Southeast Asia
According to a report from the International Energy Agency (IEA), over $500 billion (£391.13 billion) was invested in oil and gas last year, undermining environmental activists’ calls for a halt
As part of the ongoing review of its cost base, Longboat Energy, an emerging full-cycle E&P company currently active in Norway and Malaysia, announces the following changes to its board and management team, as detailed
The FTSE 100 closed up 0.5% on Friday. The top riser was National Grid, which climbed 4.7%, followed by energy company SSE, up 2.3%. The biggest faller was JD Sports,
WTI (Feb) $72.40 -28c, Brent (Mar) $78.29 +14c, Diff -5.89 +42c.
WTI (Feb) $74.22 +28c, Brent (Feb) $79.70 +43c, Diff -$5.48 +19c.
WTI (Jan) $69.34 -4c, Brent (Feb) $74.05 -25c, Diff -$4.71 -21c.
Longboat Energy, an emerging full-cycle E&P company active in Norway and Malaysia, is pleased to announce that Longboat JAPEX Norge AS (“Longboat JAPEX”) has farmed down two exploration licences on the Norwegian Continental
WTI (Nov) $93.68 +$3.29, Brent (Nov) $96.55 +$2.59, Diff -$2.87 -70c.
UK Oil & Gas PLC (AIM: UKOG) announced that following the temporary suspension of Pinarova-1 testing operations, larger and more powerful 7-inch perforating guns, capable of fully penetrating Pinarova-1’s 9⅝-inch
Longboat Energy, an emerging full-cycle E&P company active in Norway and Malaysia, announces a minor discovery at the Velocette (PL1016) exploration well in Norway (Longboat JAPEX Norge AS 20%).