Drilling & production

SEPOC has signed an EPC contract for the supply of a CALM Buoy to be installed off the coast of Yemen.

According to the US Energy Information Administration (EIA), North Dakota and Texas now provide nearly half of US crude production.

An FPSO has safely arrived at the Paenal shipyard in Angola, following a voyage of over 7000 miles.

An Aberdeen chamber has called for energy businesses to take advantage of the Israeli oil and gas opportunities.

Aker Solutions will apply Trelleborg’s high-performance Vikotherm R2 subsea insulation for the recently-launched project in the Norwegian Sea.

The complex will be located offshore Malaysia.

The Chartered Institute of Purchasing & Supply is now launching the first Practitioner programme for standard-level practitioners in July.

Baker Hughes Incorporated has achieved the highest rating for any public company in the energy sector in Newsweek’s 2014 Green Rankings.

Petroplan’s drilling consultant Jon Murray's persistence in pursuing his dream role has paid off, despite a number of twists and turns along the way.

Litre Meter has found that concerns over risks to personnel are key drivers for the implementation of instrument safety standards in the oil and gas industry.

A recent report by the British Geological Survey reveals modest reserves of shale gas and oil in Scotland.

MOL has signed an agreement with Premier Oil to acquire shareholding interest in North Sea offshore assets in six licences.

Viktor Zubkov has been named as the new Chairman of Gazprom’s Board of Directors, while Alexey Miller was appointed as Deputy Chairman.

The world's most powerful rig can drill within the radius of at least 7 km.

Statoil, Eni and Petoro have decided to spend more time on making the final concept selection for the Johan Castberg project.