AFTER another disappointing quarterly loss, this time $US2.2 billion, the executive chairman of leading American independent oiler Anadarko Petroleum has glumly concluded that there's little point in expanding its operations beyond its existing oil fields, because with oil prices stubbornly low there is little incentive to do so.
That's potentially bad news for already struggling US service companies and the company's frontier exploration interests in places such as New Zealand, although so far Anadarko has given little
But why would you at these prices, Strike asks
Tamboran ramping up Top End work
The future of frontline operations
Tamboran ramping up Top End work
The future of frontline operations
