Drilling & production

Cameron Madgwick has been appointed as the Petroleum Exploration and Production Association’s new Chief Executive Officer.

A new international occupational health and safety management systems standard is currently under development.

Once the reservoirs have been filled, oil will be supplied into Iraq's main pipeline system.

BP has warned that further sanctions on Russia could have an adverse effect on the company’s finances and operations.

Cambridge MP Julian Huppert officially opened the new centre on 28 July.

Dave Oliver Hydrographic Services has unveiled an album of anniversary postcards, showcasing 25 global offshore projects for which it has recruited personnel.

The deal will cover subsea systems and training support.

Preliminary production figures for June 2014 indicate an average production of 1.7 million bpd of oil, NGL and condensate.

A look at the oil and gas sector in Algeria with the US Energy Information Administration.

BP has announced its financial results for Q2 2014.

David Goldwyn, Brookings Institute, explains how the US can help to mitigate climate change while enhancing its own energy security.

On Monday 28 July, the topsides were lifted into place on the steel jacket on the Valemon field in the North Sea.

Matthew Germain, lawyer at Osborne Clarke, comments on the legal implications of fracking.

Statoil will use the Deepsea Atlantic drilling facility to permanently plug a well in the North Sea.

The Oman government is to set up specialised institutes to meet oil and gas sector employment demand.