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10/03/2015at 15:30

Statoil is struggling to find partners

Statoil normally publishes an exploration program each year outlining expected exploration drillings for the following year. But the company did not do so in 2014, and this was not only the result of cost reductions.
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by DANIEL LOGAN

Norwegian oil giant Statoil did something unusual last year. The company opted not to publish an exploration program for 2015.

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