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ONGC eyes Mexican oil and gas blocks
New Delhi, Apr 5, 2015 (PTI)
State-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corp (ONGC) is among three dozen global energy majors vying for oil and gas blocks in Mexico's maiden licensing round.
ONGC Videsh (OVL), the overseas arm of the state explorer, was among the international firms which signed up to pre-qualify for Mexico's inaugural Round-1 bid offering at the end of deadline on March 31, industry sources said.
The company is pitched against the US majors ExxonMobile and Chevron, Anglo-Dutch firm Shell as well as national oil companies and Mexican players for 14 shallow water exploration blocks in the country's southern region.
Other majors in fray include Mexican state-owned petroleum company Pemex, Norway's Statoil, Colombia's EcoPetrol, Brazil's Petrobras and PTTEP of Thailand.
Mexico is opening up its oil sector to private players for the first time after more than 75 years of monopoly by state company Petróleos Mexicanos or Pemex.
Sources said the blocks on offer may hold prospective resources and are estimated at 3.7 billion barrels of oil equivalent.
Other global players which have bid include Australia's BHP Billiton, BG Group, BP and Premier Oil of the UK, Italy's Eni, Portugal's Galp, Spain's Cepsa, Russia's Lukoil, Denmark's Maersk, Japan's Inpex and Total of France.
Jogmec, Japex and Mitsubishi of Japan, privately held independent Casa Exploration and Mexican player Petrobal as well as Canada's Nexen and Pacific Rubiales are also in fray.
American independents, including Cobalt, Hess, Marathon, Murphy, and Noble -- already active in their home sector of the Gulf of Mexico -- have also put in pre-qualification bids.
According to the bid criteria, companies will have an initial exploration period of four years, with the possibility of a two-year extension. They also have to drill at least one well after winning the block.
While Mexico is offering shallow waters in the Gulf of Mexico in Round-1, more costly production in shale rock formations will be offered later.
Mexico is expecting USD 50 billion investment through opening up its exploration sector to private and foreign players by 2018.
OVL has interests in 33 oil and gas assets in 16 countries and contributes to 14.5 per cent and 8 per cent of oil and natural gas production of India, respectively.
In terms of reserves and production, it is the second largest petroleum company of India, next only to its parent ONGC.
New Delhi, Apr 5, 2015 (PTI)
State-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corp (ONGC) is among three dozen global energy majors vying for oil and gas blocks in Mexico's maiden licensing round.
ONGC Videsh (OVL), the overseas arm of the state explorer, was among the international firms which signed up to pre-qualify for Mexico's inaugural Round-1 bid offering at the end of deadline on March 31, industry sources said.
The company is pitched against the US majors ExxonMobile and Chevron, Anglo-Dutch firm Shell as well as national oil companies and Mexican players for 14 shallow water exploration blocks in the country's southern region.
Other majors in fray include Mexican state-owned petroleum company Pemex, Norway's Statoil, Colombia's EcoPetrol, Brazil's Petrobras and PTTEP of Thailand.
Mexico is opening up its oil sector to private players for the first time after more than 75 years of monopoly by state company Petróleos Mexicanos or Pemex.
Sources said the blocks on offer may hold prospective resources and are estimated at 3.7 billion barrels of oil equivalent.
Other global players which have bid include Australia's BHP Billiton, BG Group, BP and Premier Oil of the UK, Italy's Eni, Portugal's Galp, Spain's Cepsa, Russia's Lukoil, Denmark's Maersk, Japan's Inpex and Total of France.
Jogmec, Japex and Mitsubishi of Japan, privately held independent Casa Exploration and Mexican player Petrobal as well as Canada's Nexen and Pacific Rubiales are also in fray.
American independents, including Cobalt, Hess, Marathon, Murphy, and Noble -- already active in their home sector of the Gulf of Mexico -- have also put in pre-qualification bids.
According to the bid criteria, companies will have an initial exploration period of four years, with the possibility of a two-year extension. They also have to drill at least one well after winning the block.
While Mexico is offering shallow waters in the Gulf of Mexico in Round-1, more costly production in shale rock formations will be offered later.
Mexico is expecting USD 50 billion investment through opening up its exploration sector to private and foreign players by 2018.
OVL has interests in 33 oil and gas assets in 16 countries and contributes to 14.5 per cent and 8 per cent of oil and natural gas production of India, respectively.
In terms of reserves and production, it is the second largest petroleum company of India, next only to its parent ONGC.
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Centre rolls out Rs 10,000 crore power projects for North Eastern states
By Bikash Singh, ET Bureau | 10 Apr, 2015, 10.20AM IST
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India, France Rafale deal may fuel trade partnership: Experts - The Economic Times
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Didn't know where to post this so I'm posting it here. This is a post I received on whatsapp. This is supposed to be BAJAJ's new car which costs the same as a bike. (Could someone confirm this??)
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World's Cheapest Car from BAJAJ, Rs.60,000.
Online Booking Started Today Onwards
INCREDIBLE INDIA!!!
@SarthakGanguly @Rain Man @SrNair @utraash @Mike_Brando
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World's Cheapest Car from BAJAJ, Rs.60,000.
Online Booking Started Today Onwards
INCREDIBLE INDIA!!!
@SarthakGanguly @Rain Man @SrNair @utraash @Mike_Brando
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Here what i found about this car,hopefully this will help you
.Bajaj goes the Nano way – To roll out $2500 Ultra-Cheap Car with Renault
Bajaj Auto to launch Tata Nano's rival in early January : India, News - India Today
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