Drilling & production - 21 November 2014

Statoil has decided to cancel the Stena Carron rig contract after fulfilling work commitments in the Kwanza basin offshore Angola.

Business Monitor International looks at the oil and gas sector in a selection of European countries.

BG Group has announced the start-up of the Cidade de Ilhabela floating production, storage and offloading vessel.

COSLProspector, the fourth deepwater semi-submersible drilling rig built by CIMC Raffles, has been delivered in China.

Business Monitor International looks at the oil, gas and petrochemicals sector in a selection of African countries.

Shale-Inland Holdings announced the sale of the majority of the assets of F&DS to an affiliate of Peak Rock Capital.

Harkand has secured a contract with a leading independent oil and gas operator to commence work across their assets in the North Sea.

The Alternate Path license allows Delta Screens to produce and deploy Alternate Path technology for ExxonMobil affiliates around the world.

Ocean Installer’s Normand Vision is ready for first SURF job in the Gulf of Mexico.

Elisabeth Tørstad, CEO, Oil & Gas signed the contract on 24th October at the DNV GL office in Esbjerg.

Robert Nipper, CEO, said the new name reflects the company's focus.

A recently launched mobile application means that offshore workers will be able to access their training records at the touch of a button.

Baker Botts lawyers represented Halliburton in the Baker Hughes merger, one of the largest energy deals of 2014.

Cue Energy has announced the execution of a farm-in agreement with Bukit to acquire an interest in acreage onshore Indonesia.

New research from Memorial University of Newfoundland, supported by Saab Seaeye, means that rigs at risk from drifting icebergs can expect an early warning.