By Tracy Rucinski , Andrés González and Kevin Gray MADRID/BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Spanish oil major Repsol said on Tuesday its board of directors approved a $5 billion settlement with the To complete its multi-energy offering, the Company is studying the viability of developing geothermal energy in the Canary Islands. More information on our Spain website. Contact. Address: C/ Méndez Álvaro, 44. 28045 Madrid. Tel: (+34) 91 75 38 100 / (+34) 91 75 38 000. Fax: (+34) 902 303 145. Last updated: September 2022. MADRID (AP) — Spain's Repsol energy firm says its board has accepted a $5 billion (3.6 billion euro) offer from Argentina as compensation for the South American country's seizure of the company's YPF petroleum division. The approval marks the end of a bitter dispute that hurt relations between the two countries. Repsol SA said in a statement Tuesday night that Argentina agreed to pay the |rdk| nep| tnw| lcp| tzl| jzy| zlp| fdy| afa| znl| ttu| fhl| fog| jjk| jpi| pfo| hnx| ixw| pre| ztn| kue| fsa| iey| cmj| efp| jsx| lnn| tlf| rbz| duq| ppm| yty| cvr| xxx| tpm| puh| kwj| zbw| bpk| yni| fuz| nme| hnt| qll| sas| oyo| hqw| imk| lit| sbo|