Bid rounds galore as industry hopes worst is over

Issue 177 - 31 Dec 2009 | 4 minute read

Upstream E&P has escaped the worst of the global downturn, and buoyed up by the excitement over Ghana and Uganda, plus several gas developments, more activity is expected in 2010, writes Thalia Griffiths

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