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[pepponeskie]

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speaking of internet...

among mga operators nga naa sa Nan Hai 9 nga naa sa Russia nga lugar kay gipaputol ang internet, walay emails or other communication nga thru internet...kay ga suspect daw ang Russia nga ang chinese rig naa sa russian territory nya europeans ang ga dala, hadlok daw ug naay pang ispiya nga natabo.

lawgawa, murag james bond...

[pepponeskie]

unang epekto sa Brexit

[borrise]

tsk tsk tsk......

Niger Delta in Crisis as 2 Ex-Pats Dead Following 5 Fresh Attacks - Oil and Gas News

Niger Delta in Crisis as 2 Ex-Pats Dead Following 5 Fresh Attacks

Published in Oil Industry News on Sunday, 3 July 2016

Gunmen in Nigeria opened fire on an Italian Vessel transporting Eni SpA workers in the Niger Delta on Wednesday. At least two members died following the attack with their bodies being recovered on the 1st of July.

The attack on June 29th was during routine transport operations in the Nembe area. Eni released a statement confirming that three members of the Italian vessels crew jump overboard to escape the gunfire. Two of the three crew member’s bodies have since been recovered.

This incident is only one of many fresh attacks by Rebels in the escalating Niger Delta Crisis and comes as the Niger Delta Avengers (NDA) claim responsibility for incapacitating five oil facilities including Chevron, the Nigerian Petroleum Development Company (NPDC) and the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC).

There has also been documented reports of local fatalities, with two soldiers and six civilians being killed on an attack on a houseboat near Omadino/Idjere junction in Warri. The Rebels attacked the vessel by surprise, killing all on board. A seperate source documented over 15 people killed suspecting 10 soldiers were involved. The houseboat was operated by the NPDC but sank following the attack. The NDA are suspected but have not yet claimed responsibility.

The increasing frequency and violence of the attacks paints a clear picture that the situation in the Niger Delta is quickly spiralling out of control with Rebels not only fighting against Oil Companies and against Government forces, but also fighting with each other, as two separate rebel groups struggle to assert their power in the region.

[Scott Bernard]

Oil continues slide on inventory glut | Inquirer Business

"West Texas Intermediate benchmark crude for September delivery lost $1.06 on the New York Mercantile Exchange, sinking to $43.13, its lowest level in three months.

In London, North Sea Brent crude for September hit its lowest price since May, sinking 97 cents to $44.72 on the Intercontinental Exchange."

Oil is going down, down, down...

[totoybibo]

this is really getting really bad.


After blip, oil prices keep heading south*; nears $40 | Inquirer Business

[Scott Bernard]

We were given false information year ago... that oil is slowly depleting, that's why they have to increase the prices.... Even Saudi Arabia daw, nagka ubos na ang oil...

Mass Media / Corporate information bullsh!t...

[RagnarLothbrok]

Wag nang umasa pa kung kelan babalik... mag isip-isip na ng ibang pagkakikitaan...

mamuti nlng unya inyong mata ug mag salig mu na mubalik ang oil industry soon....

[Scott Bernard]

As of today, 34 pesos per liter nalang ang Premium Gasoline.

Mas mahal paman ang Grande...

[Scott Bernard]

Naa koy naka storya AB sa Offshore... lisod kuno jud mangita ug sakay ron.

Ang offer ra jud sa principal sa iyaha kay $500+ per month, 4-6 month contract. Naa pod ko amigo 2nd Engr, mobalhin nalang ug running vessel kay alkanse daw sa sweldo.

[pepponeskie]

Change is coming...

OPEC agrees to limit oil output at 32.5 million barrels per day - Oilpro