Friday Jan 08, 2021
Gas for Ghana, ancient wells and M&A cogs turning
Allister, Ed and Mark shook off the festive cobwebs to dish out a healthy dose of oil and gas news in their first EVOL podcast of 2021. Ed sparked things into life with news of a milestone for LNG in Sub-Saharan Africa, with first deliveries in Ghana from Shell just around the corner.
Some North Sea drilled back in the days of Beatles and Clint Eastwood war films still haven’t been tidied up properly. We ask who’s getting on top of the issue?
And Mark, in typically jolly fashion, rounded up a couple of M&A deals featuring the legacy Bibby Offshore business, while SSE finally found a buyer for its gas portfolio.
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