Ineos proposes $803m petrochemical expansion in Texas
Ineos, the London petrochemical company owned by Britain's richest man Jim Ratcliffe, is considering an $803 million expansion of its La Porte petrochemical plant, state documents show.
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Ineos to splash £1.6bn on Saudi plants
Chemicals and plastics giant Ineos is set to spend two billion US dollars (£1.6 billion) on building three manufacturing plants in the Middle East for the first time.
Cuadrilla CEO describes climate report as ‘creative carbon accounting’
Francis Egan, CEO of fracking firm Cuadrilla, has said the UK government’s new report on climate change “smacks of creative carbon accounting”.
Ineos cycling team targeted by anti-fracking campaigners
Environmental protesters have targeted the cycling team sponsored by energy giant Ineos.
Delek confirms bid for Chevron’s central North Sea portfolio
Israel-headquartered firm Delek Group today confirmed it had tabled an offer for a package of central North Sea assets owned by US oil major Chevron.
Developer loses court battle against North Sea pipeline owner
A developer has lost a multi-million-pound court battle against a North Sea oil giant after its proposal to build a hotel close to the Forties pipeline was rejected.
Chrysaor nears deal to buy Conoco’s North Sea assets – report
Chrysaor is near a deal to buy ConocoPhillips’ North Sea assets, according to a news report.
Delek and Ineos said to be front-runners for Chevron’s North Sea fields
Israel’s Delek Group Ltd. and U.K. chemicals company Ineos Group are emerging as the front-runners for a package of North Sea oil and gas fields put on sale by Chevron Corp., according to people familiar with the matter.
Ineos injunction too wide and uncertain, court of appeal rules
Environmental and human rights campaigners have claimed a "fantastic" victory after leading judges ruled that an injunction granted to energy giant Ineos was "too wide and insufficiently clear".
Court of appeal to rule on challenge to ‘draconian’ Ineos injunction
Environmental and human rights campaigners are set to find out if they have been successful in the latest round of their fight against a "draconian" injunction granted to energy giant Ineos.
ConocoPhillips, Chrysaor ‘in talks’ over North Sea oil deal
ConocoPhillips is in talks to sell a package of North Sea assets to explorer Chrysaor after earlier discussions with UK billionaire Jim Ratcliffe collapsed, people with knowledge of the matter said.
Call for fracking ban in the wake of legal opinion
The Scottish Government has been urged to ban fracking after a legal opinion indicating it is within the power of MSPs.
‘Team Ineos’ is a go as fracking firm buy racing team
Chris Froome and Geraint Thomas can take aim at the Tour de France certain of their futures after Team Sky announced they will continue racing under a new guise from May.
Ineos injunction creates ‘severe chilling effect’ on protests, court hears
An injunction granted to energy giant Ineos has created an "impermissible severe chilling effect" on campaigners' right to protest against fracking, the Court of Appeal has heard.
Campaigners’ challenge to ‘draconian’ injunction reaches appeal court
Environmental and human rights campaigners will take their fight against a "draconian" injunction granted to energy giant Ineos to the Court of Appeal.
Forties pipeline rejuvenation safeguards 1,000 jobs
A huge project to rejuvenate a vital North Sea pipeline system will deliver a jobs boost for the north-east.
Ineos investment a show of faith in North Sea’s future
Ineos’ investment in the Forties Pipeline System (FPS) was hailed as a show of faith in the North Sea’s future by industry leaders.
Ineos to pump £500m into Forties pipeline rejuvenation plan
Petrochemicals giant Ineos will invest £500 million to extend the life of a key North Sea pipeline system by "at least 20 years".
Ineos founder Sir Jim Ratcliffe blasts EU over ‘stupid’ taxes
Ineos founder and Brexit-backer Sir Jim Ratcliffe has slammed the EU over expensive regulations and "stupid" green taxes he claims are choking Europe's chemicals industry.
Opposition to fracking rising amid concern about earthquakes
Opposition to fracking has risen with more than a third of people against the process, a Government survey suggests.
Ineos calls for tremor limits on fracking to be raised
Energy giant Ineos has urged the Government to relax the "unworkable" regulations on tremors caused by fracking.
North Sea acquisition talks between Ineos, ConocoPhillips break down
Ineos' bid to acquire ConocoPhillips' North Sea portfolio appears to have fallen through.
Ineos to build £2.6bn plant in Belgium
Chemicals giant Ineos is to make its biggest ever investment by building a new £2.6 billion plant in Belgium.
More than 30 firms share in ‘largest ever’ Norwegian licensing round
The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD) has announced more than 30 firms have been awarded ownership in its "largest ever" licensing round.
OGA and operators work to solve infrastructure puzzle
The Oil and Gas Authority (OGA) is working to solve an “infrastructure puzzle” for what is considered to be the most prospective region of the UK North Sea.