North Sea Crude-Troll dips on cheaper cargo offered by Glencore
LONDON, March 22 (Reuters) - North Sea Troll crude differentials inched down on Wednesday, a day after reaching a 10-day high, on the back of cheaper cargo offered by Glencore, while no buyers or sellers of other grades emerged.
Petrofac-run oil and gas sites have voted to
support a strike over pay, meaning 1,500 offshore workers across
British North Sea could be on strike within weeks.
* The BP Petrofac installations set to be hit by strike action include Andrew, Clair, Clair Ridge, ETAP, and the Glen
Lyon floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO)
facility.
operational staff at the oil major's French refineries and depots were on strike Wednesday morning, a spokesperson said.Read more