As BP ponders Algerian assets, IOCs look for flexibility from the energy sector's new top team

Issue 192 - 07 Aug 2010 | 10 minute read

While Algiers tries to gain better control over Sonatrach's operations, IOCs remain concerned that the authorities are prone to inflexibility and obsessed with outmoded concepts of national interest

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As BP ponders Algerian assets, IOCs look for flexibility from the energy sector's new top team

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Libya claims back $60bn of Qadhafi’s secretly invested US Treasuries

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