Drilling & production - 23 September 2014

According to the US EIA, increased Permian production and constrained infrastructure increases have led to a growing spread between WTI oil hubs.

The Institute for Energy Research explains how UN climate policy disadvantages developing countries.

Deep Sea Supply has announced multiple contract awards with an international major subsea contractor.

Hemisphere Energy has announced initial production results from the final three wells of its summer drilling program.

The company has made further investment into assembly line equipment and is increasing staff numbers in both its UK and US bases.

According to the US Energy Information Administration, Russia is now looking beyond Western Siberia for future oil and natural gas growth.

As part of its ongoing growth and development strategy, FlexTech has invested in a new manufacturing and fabrication base in Lincolnshire.

Mr Joseph H. Frantz will speak at SPE Aberdeen’s shale play presentation.

Teekay Petrojarl begins global rollout of Proscient across its fleet of FPSOs.

The Technology Pioneer Award 2014 was presented to IFPEN for its work in the field of the mechanical behaviour of drilling risers.

Well-Centric Oilfield Services is looking to expand its footprint in the oil and gas sector with an ambitious international strategy.

According to the US Energy Information Administration, Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative auction prices continue to rise.

Real Energy Corporation Limited has found gas while drilling at its maiden exploration well, Tamarama-1.

Petrofac awards five new Fellowships to talented postgraduate students.