Skip to main content

Drilling & production

E.ON cancels Kingnorth coal plant

E.ON has announced it is canceling plans to build the UK's first commercial CCS coal-fired plant at Kingsnorth in Kent.

 
 
 

API concludes Annual Meeting

A brief outline of the conclusions drawn at the American Petroleum Institute’s Annual Meeting.

 

UK not realising offshore potential

Subsea UK’s chief Alistair Bernie has highlighted Britain’s’ great potential in the emerging offshore renewables market and also our shortfalls. By his estimation, the UK is in danger of repeating the same mistakes it made when the North Sea first started opening up.

 
 

UK government pushing nuclear agenda

The UK government has announced that it will be looking to invest in a raft of different energy technologies to fill the UK’s energy needs including new nuclear power sites.

 

A battle begins

Alexander A. Ignatov, Ignatov & Co. Group, Russia, examines the major players competing in mine privatisation, following the Ukrainian Government’s planned reorganisation of the coal market

 
 

Deepwater drilling ban lifted

Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar has determined it is appropriate that deepwater oil and gas drilling resume, provided that operators certify compliance with all existing rules and requirements, and demonstrate the availability of adequate blowout containment resources.

 

US shale gas discovery over already?

The CEO of Chesapeake Energy Aubrey McClendon has said that the most significant natural gas and oil shale fields in the US have already been found, and that investors should not wait around for major new discoveries.