Drilling & production - 09 July 2014

A leaked document obtained by The Washington Post suggests that the EU is pushing for the US to abolish its crude oil export ban.

According to research by Hay Group, US employees can expect a base salary increase of 3.0% in 2015.

A recent leaked letter demonstrates the EU’s aim of encouraging the US to ease restrictions on crude oil exports.

Sherwin-Williams has announced a new, non-isocyanate high build finish coating for exterior exposed surfaces in the oil and gas sector.

Wilhelmsen Technical Solutions has secured a second order for its Unitor fire-fighting system from Prospector Offshore Drilling.

EY has released a report outlining the latest developments in financial reporting for the oil and gas industry.

Welltec has been awarded a contract for the provision of Well Tractor and mechanical intervention services for Petronas in Malaysia.

In a recent report, the Brookings Institution discusses the ongoing impacts of climate change, even beyond compliance with emissions targets.

Shale companies have proven more efficient but not more productive, according to analysis from Rystad Energy.

TransGlobe Energy Corporation has provided a seismic exploration and drilling operations update for Q2 2014.

Plan to create an integrated composite resins producer that will rank number one in Europe and number three globally.

Offshore platforms, which are new or still at the design stage have proved a growing market for Australian reel specialist ReCoila.

Total E&P has appointed GAC South Africa to provide shipping and logistics support for its drilling project off the coast of South Africa.