Drilling & production

Chancellor, George Osborne has outlined a series of tax breaks aimed at encouraging investment in the UK’s burgeoning shale gas industry.

Crow Tribe set to profit further from reservation’s natural coal resources, as Westmoreland Coal Company delivers first shipment of coal via rail.

The first of two new 800 MW coal-fired units at RWE’s Hamm power plant will begin operations shortly.

North Sea drilling activity remains steady, with a positive forecast for the next two quarters, according to a new report into offshore activity from Deloitte.

The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission unanimously approved plans by Enbridge Energy to boost the capacity of its Alberta Clipper oil pipeline in Minnesota, as environmental and Native American protesters chanted in opposition.

Chinese mining companies affected by imports from overseas and oversupply of coal.

State-run company set to invest in Botswana and Australia, following partnership with Mozambique government.

The first electrically propelled LNG carriers are to be delivered to China by GE Power Conversion

Energy Minister indicates Longannet power plant could continue operating for a further two decades.

Solid Energy propose management and support services job cuts at New Zealand's Stockton coal mine.

Anglo-American miner, BHP Billiton, has announced a rise in coal production in the 12 months to June 2013.

New Australian Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd, announces intention to bring forward start date of carbon trading scheme.

GBI Research has released a new report that shows Norway will be Europe’s key offshore oil and gas destination in the near future.

Man Diesel & Turbo will be supplying 30 MAN 51/60 DF duel-fuel engines for the construction of six Chinese built LNG carriers.

CCW Energy Systems has developed a new ESP drive system that can help to reduce operating costs and, in some cases, boost production.