Drilling & production

Subsea services and technology products company, Cortez Subsea, has secured £1.5 million of contracts across its range of pipeline installation and decommissioning services.

Canadian regulators have published a document outlining onshore drilling requirements for operations involving hydraulic fracturing.

Coal workers at Drummond Co.’s Colombia operations have returned to work, ending a strike that began in July.

The official launch took place at the Eirik Raude drilling rig, which started with spudding a deepwater well in the Savannah prospect.

US EIA releases short-term energy outlook, coal production set to increase.

DNV GL merger makes the new company the world’s largest ship and offshore classification society.

Qatari Energy and Industry Minister Al-Sada has spoken out of the need for a sustained stable LNG Market

Nikki Fisher, Anglo American Thermal Coal, explains why the coal industry must take bold steps toward developing and proving clean coal technology.

Herbert Smith Freehills advises Golar LNG on its successful FSRU contract at Mina Al Ahmadi

Ian Williams, Campbell Dallas LLP, UK, concludes his investigation into the skills gap in the North Sea oil and gas industry and explains how other sectors, such as agriculture, can play a role in meeting the demand.

The US Department of Energy has sanctioned Dominion Cove Point LP’s application to export LNG to non-FTA countries

More questions than answers in proposed privatisation of Ukrainian coal mines.

Ian Williams, Campbell Dallas LLP, UK, continues his investigation into the skills gap in the North Sea oil and gas industry and explains how other sectors, such as agriculture, can play a role in meeting the demand.

FLUEPAC technology provided by Calgon Carbon will remove mercury from Canadian coal-fired power plants.

Ian Williams, Campbell Dallas LLP, UK, investigates the skills gap in the North Sea oil and gas industry and explains how other sectors, such as agriculture, can play a role in meeting the demand.