The world's listed oil exploration and production (E&P) companies made more money than ever before last year, according to a new analysis from firm Rystad Energy, which shows that publicly traded oil companies booked free cash flows of USD 282 billion dollars in total last year.
The improved profitability comes at a time when oil prices have only partly recovered after the severe dive in 2014, when the offshore crisis began in earnest.
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