Exploration

Despite a pause in drilling activity during the third quarter of 2013, the North Sea remains an investment focus, according to Deloitte.

Gail (India) has signed a Gas Corporation Agreement with the Bihar government, which will see the company expand the natural gas footprint in eastern India.

Across the US and party lines, 67% of voters support offshore drilling for domestic oil and natural gas resources.

Dynex Energy launches strategic energy production partnership with RHS Oil & Gas and the completion of the first well in the DeRoen Project.

ExxonMobil subsidiary, Esso Australia, has announced the startup of the Kipper Tuna Turrum project in Bass Strait, Australia.

Oilfield Technology Correspondent Gordon Cope concludes his explanation of how North America’s oil and gas sector faces tumult as it responds to huge opportunities and huge challenges.

OMV, the integrated, international oil and gas company, and its partners have discovered oil in the Murzuq Basin, 800 km south of Libyan capital Tripoli.

BP’s new Head of Exploration, Richard Herbert, will succeed Mike Daly who will retire at the end of 2013.

Oil and gas contractor Technip has been awarded an EPIC contract by Qatar Petroleum for a strategically important offshore project comprising a living quarter platform and a utility platform.

Steve Robertson, Douglas-Westwood London, explores the importance of taking security costs into account.

Oilfield Technology Correspondent Gordon Cope shows us how North America’s oil and gas sector faces tumult as it responds to huge opportunities and huge challenges.

The venture capital firm has announced its intentions to target more than US$ 100 million of investment funding in the North Sea region over the coming year.

Three recent API polls reveal that a majority of voters in Florida, North and South Carolina support offshore drilling for domestic oil and natural gas resources.

Oilfield Technology Correspondent Gordon Cope shows us how North America’s oil and gas sector faces tumult as it responds to huge opportunities and huge challenges.

Changing tide for Brazil’s offshore licensing terms as first pre-salt bidding round gets underway.