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Namibia, Total Remain in Oil Development Talks as Year-End Nears

Namibia and TotalEnergies SE are still negotiating terms for the development of the French major’s Venus oil discovery, leaving less time to meet a target of first production by 2030.

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Namibia, Total Remain in Oil Development Talks as Year-End Nears
Namibia and TotalEnergies SE are still negotiating terms for the development of the French major’s Venus oil discovery, leaving less time to meet a target of first production by 2030.
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