Drilling & production

According to New Zealand Petroleum and Mining (NZPAM), the country is at the start of a 40 year cycle in exploration.

Oilfield Technology correspondent, Gordon Cope explains how although combining enhanced oil recovery with carbon sequestration sounds like a win-win situation, significant hurdles stand in the way.

Shell and Baker Hughes have announced a software license and joint development agreement to produce a high end platform for geological and reservoir modelling.

Oilfield Technology correspondent, Gordon Cope explains how although combining enhanced oil recovery with carbon sequestration sounds like a win-win situation, significant hurdles stand in the way.

The Alaskan state has asked ConocoPhillips to reopen its Kenai Peninsula LNG plant in a bid to encourage companies to invest in Cook Inlet

The Bolivian-Venezuelan oil company Petroandina has begun drilling an oil well for oil and gas in Bolivia.

A survey of more than 5000 oil and gas companies has revealed that the average wage in the industry will rise 15% this year from £64,000 to £73,600.

Qatargas has signed a five year LNG sales and purchase agreement with Petronas LNG (UK)

Gaztransport and Technigaz promote technology to American LNG market

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KXL pipeline pollution is manageable, says Canada PM Stephen Harper, amid reports of a US-Canada greenhouse gas emissions deal

The scale inhibitor, Bellasol S65, is to be unveiled at the Chemistry in the Oil Industry XIII conference in Manchester, UK on November 6th

The Professional Petroleum Data Management Association (PPDM) has launched the API Number 2013, the official, updated version of the API Well Number.

GDF Suez to accept non-binding bids in LNG project

Voith CPC 1600 fluid coupling has increased productivity at a Chinese coal mine in the Shaanxi province.