Industry / Vietnam

Output Growth Potential From Offshore Fields

June 2008 | Industry News

Printable version
Bookmark

First oil will start flowing from the offshore Ca Ngu Vang (Golden Tuna) field in Vietnam in July 2008, according to the partners in the Hoan Vu joint operating company.

To read the full article, please choose one of the following options:

Subcribers please log in

Related Insight Articles

Oil Exports Set To Fall As Growth Spurs Domestic Demand

Industry / Vietnam BMI View: We expect Vietnam to become a small net importer of oil by 2015 as consumption growth - driven by possitive macro fundamentals- outstrips higher production. This is a trend prevalent across many...

January 2012

PetroVietnam Likely To Prevail Over TNK-BP In Conoco Asset Acquisition

Industry / Vietnam TNK-BP is unlikely to enter into a bidding war with PetroVietnam over ConocoPhillips' Vietnamese assets. The Anglo-Russian joint venture is much more likely to be focused on acquiring new acreage and continuing...

December 2011

Licensing Round Tempts Russian Players

Industry / Vietnam Russian players TNK-BP and Lukoil are likely to be in the running for new offshore acreage in Vietnam after they signalled their long-term commitment to the country. New exploration will be critical to...

November 2011

Gov't Seizes On Opportunity To Phase Out Fuel Subsidies

Economy / Vietnam BMI View: The phasing out of fuel subsidies will have a beneficial effect on Vietnam's fiscal and trade accounts, but is also evidence of the continued economic reform agenda advocated by Prime Minister...

September 2008

Declining Output At Bach Ho

Companies / Vietnam Vietsovpetro has announced that it expects daily output at its Bach Ho field in Vietnam to fall by 6.3% to an average 148,000 barrels per day (b/d) in August-December.

August 2008