The Russian government’s fresh attempts to attract foreign expertise and investments could mean that British major BP can get another chance to explore the country’s Arctic reserves. Last year, BP’s deal with Russian state producer Rosneft was cancelled because of complications regarding the…

EMFIS.COM - Moskau 08.05.2012 (www.emfis.com) Erst gestern wurde bekannt, dass der russische Energie-Riese Rosneft und der norwegische Energie-Konzern Statoil...

With Vladimir Putin standing behind them, the chief executives Helge Lund of Statoil and Eduard Khudainatov of Rosneft signed a landmark deal over the weekend that will bring the biggest oil companies of Norway and Russia together in a massive Russian exploration venture.

Statoil signed a potential $100 billion cooperation agreement with Rosneft to develop Russia's mostly untapped offshore energy resources in the Arctic.

BP’s 50-50 Russian joint venture has been invited by the Russian state oil group to participate in exploration projects in the area

Norway's Statoil will drill in Russian Arctic waters thought to contain two billion tonnes of oil in partnership with Rosneft, marking the third deal of its kind for the Russian state company.

EMFIS.COM - Moskau 07.05.2012 (www.emfis.com) Erst unlängst holte sich der russische Energie-Riese Rosneft zur Erschließung sowie Förderung der gigantische...

(ChinaPost.com.tw) - Russia's state oil champion Rosneft on Saturday struck a US$2.5 billion Arctic exploration deal with Norway's Statoil, its third major tie-up in a month and a sign of its growing global ambitions.

A multi-billion-dollar agreement on Arctic shelf development has been signed by Russian oil company Rosneft and Norway's Statoil.Read Full Article at RT.com

Russian state group seals third tie-up with western oil major in a month as it seeks foreign investment to develop offshore resources

Statoil (NYSE: STO) and Rosneft today signed a cooperation agreement.

(05-05) 07:29 PDT MOSCOW, Russia (AP) -- Russia's state oil company Rosneft has announced the signing of a deal with Norway's Statoil to jointly develop deposits in Russian sections of the Barents and Okhotsk seas....

AFPRosneft, Statoil in Deal to Develop Arctic FieldsWall Street JournalBy ALEXANDER KOLYANDR Norway's Statoil ASA signed a potential $100 billion cooperation agreement Saturday with Russian state oil company Rosneft to develop Russia's mostly untapped offshore energy resources in the…

Norway's Statoil will drill in Russian Arctic waters thought to contain 2 billion tonnes of oil in partnership with Rosneft, marking the third deal of its kind for the Russian state company.

Russian state-run oil major Rosneft signed a multibillion dollar joint venture deal with Norway's Statoil energy firm on Saturday to jointly develop four offshore hydrocarbon deposits in Russia's Arctic and Far East, Rosneft said.

Russian-British joint oil venture TNK-BP has confirmed its intention to join state-controlled oil major Rosneft in developing hydrocarbon deposits in Russia’s Arctic, Rosneft head Eduard Khudainatov said on Saturday.

MOSCOW, May 5 (Reuters) - Norway's Statoil will drill in Russian Arctic waters thought to contain 2 billion tonnes of oil in partnership with Rosneft, marking the third deal of its kind for the...

Russia and Norway, two countries with a long history of tension, are increasingly working together. A recent agreement between Rosneft and Statoil is an important step in the development of their bilateral relationship and a milestone in the race to develop the Arctic's energy resources.

MOSCOW, May 5 (Reuters) - Norway's Statoil will drill in Russia's offshore zones with Rosneft in the Russian state company's third Arctic oil deal, to be signed as soon as Saturday, industry sources said.

EMFIS.COM - Moskau 30.04.2012 (www.emfis.com) Sonderlich begeistert dürften die Anleger des russischen Energie-Riesen Rosneft derzeit nicht sein. Denn die Ge...

EMFIS.COM - Der staatliche kontrollierte russische Energie-Riese Rosneft wartete gestern gleich mit zwei Nachrichten auf, die Aktionäre mit einem lachenden und einem weinenden Auge zur Kenntnis genommen haben dürften.

Russia's largest oil company, Rosneft, saw first quarter 2012 IFRS net profit decrease 8.9 percent year-on-year to 112 billion rubles ($3.812 billion), the company said on Wednesday.

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian state oil company Rosneft said first quarter net profit fell less than expected, to 112 billion roubles ($3.81 billion), beating analyst expectations of 88.6 billion roubles.

Russian crude producer Lukoil is considering partnering with another major Russian oil company, Rosneft, to jointly develop Arctic reserves, following the deals with ENI and ExxonMobil.Read Full Article at RT.com