Sentence examples for oil valued from inspiring English sources

Surgutneftegaz produces oil valued at about $127 million a day; that is not the amount sold to an oil-trading firm, Gunvor.

The supertanker, about the same length as an American Nimitz class aircraft carrier, is fully loaded with two million barrels of oil valued at around $100 million.

He was charged with stealing "Children With a Cart," a 1778 oil valued at $1.1 million and owned by the Toledo Museum of Art.

Already some fields are being exploited, such as the Spanish Point field, with 1.25 Tcuft of gas and 206 Moilbbl of oil, valued at €19.6 billion.

There are also areas of petroleum and natural gas on shore, for example the Lough Allen basin, with 9.4 Tcuft of gas and 1.5 Goilbbl of oil, valued at €74.4 billion.

For consumers, low oil values keeps gas prices subdued.

Angola, Congo-Brazzaville, Cameroon, Gabon all take more than 60%, with Nigeria retaining 80% of its mean oil value.

A 2005 report on Chad's oil project by Catholic Relief Services and the Bank Information Centre on Chad's oil project quoted figures from the consultant PFC Energy, which showed that Chad's take of its total oil value was 28%.

Following the decision on 4 December by the Organization for Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) to continue its strategy to seek market share rather than support prices, US crude oil values broke under $40 a barrel.

He points to the tightness in markets for oil rigs, tankers, petroleum engineers, refinery capacity and various other bits of the oil value chain, and concludes that the problem is systemic: "The illusion that oil is in perennial oversupply has led to two decades of underinvestment in the oil industry.

The horizontal dotted line is the reference (injected) oil value at 1.0.