Drilling & production

A new survey has suggested that reports of the death of the Australian oil and gas industry appear to have been exaggerated.

Optimarin, the ballast water treatment specialist, has established itself as the supplier of choice for offshore vessels.

In tandem with a survey suggesting that oil vacancies are proving difficult to find, OilFinity.com has launched its new online jobs platform.

API continues to look at the benefits the oil and gas sector is bringing to individual US state’s economies.

The laboratory is equipped with devices dedicated for use in three sections: drilling, production and corrosion studies.

The company has announced that for the second consecutive year, it will contribute US$ 100,000 to support the Susan G. Komen organisation.

Douglas-Westwood looks at what Nigeria needs to do in order to secure its oil industry against theft, instability and corruption.

API continues to look at the benefits the oil and gas sector is brining to individual US state’s economies.

Chevron announced that Rhonda I. Zygocki, Executive VP, Policy and Planning, has elected to retire from the company.

The World Energy Council has launched a new initiative to help mobilise investments into the energy sector.

Vallourec has started delivering premium line pipe for the offshore Egina field, operated by Total Upstream Nigeria.

BHP Billiton has donated US$ 400,000 to the Pooled World Health Organisation Ebola Response fund.

Trelleborg has secured a contract to supply its thermal insulation material for phase two of the Erha North project, Nigeria.

The API has commented on a recent speech by President Obama saying that US energy is critical to the President’s economic message.

API has announced that Stacy Linden has been promoted to General Counsel for the association effective immediately.