Major oil Companies launch subsea well response project
BG Group, BP, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, ExxonMobil, Petrobras, Shell, Statoil and Total have signed an interim agreement to jointly develop well-capping technology.
BG Group, BP, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, ExxonMobil, Petrobras, Shell, Statoil and Total have signed an interim agreement to jointly develop well-capping technology.
Total and ExxonMobil have signed a partnership for the exploration of shale gas in two licensing areas in the Lublin Basin in South eastern Poland.
The President’s plan includes increased development in the Gulf of Mexico and Alaska, as API recognises the strategy as progressive, but with significant limitations.
API believes that the new study understates the potential damage that would be caused should taxes on the US oil and gas industry be raised.
Envoi seeks specialist company for strategic entry in largely unexplored CBM resource potential, onshore U.K.
Charles T. Dreva issues a statement strongly criticising Senate proposals to eliminate tax deductions for oil and has producers and refiners.
An underground coal mine has reopened in Alabama after ceasing operations at the end of April due to extreme weather in the southern US.
API president and CEO said the plans would damage the American economy and energy security.
CNOOC, the largest offshore oil and gas producer in China, has selected Intergraph SmartPlant Foundation to manage the engineering information of its offshore platforms and oil fields as part of CNOOC’s Engineering Digital Information System (EDIS) project.
Sable Mining Africa Ltd has published a bankable feasibility study (BFS) on Delta Mining Consolidated Ltd’s (DMC) Rietkuil coal project in South Africa.
The program for the annual event held in Denver, Colorado on May 24 – 27 is released.
API’s senior tax advisor warns that higher taxes will not help to lower prices, and could damage the US economy.
American Petroleum Institute president comments on efforts to develop US oil and natural gas resources.
Arch Coal Inc. has announced that it has established a new subsidiary, Arch Coal Asia-Pacific Pte. Ltd., and named Renato Paladino president.
New Zealand miner, Solid Energy, will seek to acquire the assets of Pike River Coal, according to a company statement, but acknowledges that there are considerable challenges to bringing the mine back into production.