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Ordinary operations to resume at In Amenas

NEARLY 18 months after the In Amenas attack, Statoil and its joint venture partners are ready to ...

Ordinary operations to resume at In Amenas

The January 2013 attack killed five Statoil employees and four from its JV partner BP. The corporate executive committee has decided ordinary rotation is to be resumed at the plant as all defined security...

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