Drilling & production - 15 August 2014

The Brookings Institute reports on the implications of Mexican energy reform.

Noble Energy announced that the Bright exploration well in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico did not encounter any hydrocarbons.

At a recent Anti-Bribery & Corruption Seminar, Total E&P and ENI offer insight into the issue from an oil company’s perspective.

Kvaerner and KBR, Inc. will establish a joint venture to competitively bid on offshore platform topsides contracts for Statoil’s Johan Sverdrup project.

The Brookings Institute reports on the implications of Mexican energy reform.

BP Trinidad and Tobago LLC announced the sanction of its Juniper offshore gas project.

Acquisition of 40% interest in the Ubima Field, onshore Niger Delta.

MOL Group has agreed with the Kurdish Ministry on the Akri-Bijeel field development plan.

Tethys Petroleum Limited has announced its second quarter 2014 financial results and activity update.

The alliance will cover complex global engineering and materials science projects.

A poll has revealed that large majorities of US voters support increased investments in US energy infrastructure.

The Whio 1 well is located in the Taranaki Basin, New Zealand.

UNEP’s Climate Technology Centre and DNV GL have announced a partnership focusing on climate change in developing countries.