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A shot in the arm
Norwegian oil and gas companies hit by plummeting oil prices and COVID-19 have gained a tax break that is stimulating new developments, securing jobs, accelerating offshore electrification and other green restructuring. The temporarily static M&A picture is also getting a shot in the arm. Brian Davis reports.
Article details
Journal title: Petroleum Review
Publisher: Energy Institute
Countries: Norway -
Subjects: Oil and gas, Mergers and acquisitions, Coronavirus, COVID-19
