Capricorn acquired Egyptian oil and gas assets from Shell, amid increased asset interest due to the US-Israeli war on Iran.
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Updated Jul 1
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What happened
Capricorn acquired Egyptian oil and gas assets from Shell, amid increased asset interest due to the US-Israeli war on Iran.
Who's involved
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Part of
Major energy companies, including Shell, ConocoPhillips, and QatarEnergy, are forming strategic partnerships for oil and gas sales globally.Also in this story
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- TotalEnergies, Shell, ConocoPhillips, and Petoro are contributing to the gas supply for the European market.
- Shell is expanding its integrated gas business in emerging markets, utilizing a Norwegian contractor for LNG platform deployment.
- Shell and Bharat Petroleum formed a strategic partnership for value-added bitumen production.
The entities involved
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Shell
British multinational oil and gas company
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