Pivotal year ahead for North Sea?
Wood Mackenzie’s annual UK review concludes that 2013 was a mixed year for the upstream oil and gas industry.
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Wood Mackenzie’s annual UK review concludes that 2013 was a mixed year for the upstream oil and gas industry.
Austrian OMV is getting ready to build an exploration business in Sub-Saharan Africa.
The API launched its report America’s Energy, America’s Choice which highlights that the US can obtain a stronger economy and job growth through the energy industry.
The US Energy Information Administration has said that US crude oil production growth contributed to global oil price stability in 2013.
American Petroleum Institute President and CEO, Jack Gerard delivered his State of American Energy address commenting on America’s energy renaissance and the API’s new campaign.
American Petroleum Institute President and CEO, Jack Gerard delivered his State of American Energy address commenting on America’s need to vote and global energy demand.
A survey carried out by BDO USA LLP has highlighted US energy CFOs' feelings on the year ahead.
Representatives from Eni and the Pakistan government met to discuss shale gas opportunities in the country.
Production from the Eagle Ford Shale will continue to grow in 2014, fuelling a reduction in net crude imports.
According to the US Energy Information Administration, shifting production and demand patterns altered oil markets in 2013.
Statoil has been awarded block 6 in the East Greenland licence round and has also made recent oil and gas discoveries in exploration wells in the North Sea.
Steven Kopits, Douglas-Westwood New York, explains how surplus oil from rapid US unconventionals growth is unlikely to harm the deepwater industry.