Global Upstream M&A Reaches $21 Billion in Q1 2020
Evaluate Energy provides its latest quarterly review of M&A transactions around the world for the first quarter of 2020.
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Evaluate Energy provides its latest quarterly review of M&A transactions around the world for the first quarter of 2020.
Canadian LNG facilities are expected to generate opportunities in construction and operations, new pipeline and midstream construction and operations, as well as in upstream exploration and development. Click to directly view this free report today!
Evaluate Energy, the Daily Oil Bulletin and Sproule have partnered to provide a detailed overview of the key M&A trends in Latin America in recent years, as the major producing nations compete for foreign investment.
Alongside an industry overview, Evaluate Energy data and industry trends have been used in this report to analyse all of the biggest deals around the world in 2019, providing you with a comprehensive overview of global upstream mergers and acquisitions that were agreed and completed in 2019.
In Canada’s LNG sector, the companies that have succeeded in moving their projects forward spent considerable time and resources on First Nations consultation and engagement. Click to directly view this free report today!
This complimentary Global Opportunities report and accompanying launch event provides intelligence on how E&P companies can leverage Canada’s deep pool of expertise developed at home and internationally to capture global opportunities.
A newly released report examines how extensive electrification offers a key low-emissions advantage for Canadian LNG in the global pursuit of clean growth. Click to directly view this free report today!
Water is a vital part of life and a valued resource, but is increasingly facing demands from all users, ranging from individuals and communities to industry and business. These users are presented with emerging economic, environmental, and technological pressures, and will need to work collectively and in an integrated fashion to identify suitable solutions.
ACTia’s 2019 report on the state of Alberta’s Clean Tech sector evaluates progress since 2016. Backed by survey responses from 78 C-suite executives, and by over 30 venture profiles, this report provides evidence that Alberta’s bet on environmental innovation is starting to pay off.
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