Drilling & production - 10 June 2015

BP’s Statistical Review shows that 2014 was a year of shifts in global energy consumption and production.

The oil and gas producer has been ranked first among US energy companies on the 2015 Newsweek ‘Green Rankings – US 500’, one of the world’s most recognised assessments of corporate environmental performance.

The installation of the modules that collectively constitute Åsgard subsea gas compression has commenced. This will create 282 million extra barrels from the field.

Mott MacDonald has signed a collaboration agreement with China Petroleum Engineering Co., Ltd.

Recent research by s1jobs showed that non-management roles in the oil and gas sector earned the highest average wages in Scotland in 2014.

Highlights from the US Energy Information Administration’s short term energy outlook.

Wood Mackenzie has said that China is to be faced with weaker gas demand and oversupply until 2017.

A new report has said that low world oil prices are going to slow Canadian oil production.