Exploration

Rosneft and Engel have signed an agreement on the long-term gas supplies to Engel OGK-5 enterprises

The ‘Sandman’ deepwater broadband survey on the Northwest Australian shelf was awarded to the company by Shell Development Australia Pty Ltd.

The programme represents the largest microseismic programme undertaken by the company to date, comprising 136 monitored stages over 10 wells.

CGG has announced that the Fast Trax TTI RTM processed data from its IBALT broadband full-azimuth survey covering over 5000 square kilometres

New collaborative technology framework for seismic interpretation environment provides easy access to multiple software packages, improved data management and reduced data storage costs, and enhanced asset team productivity.

Douglas-Westwood’s annual report on deepwater production shows Asia Pacific emerging as a high-growth opportunity – albeit from a small base – as depleting shallow water fields drive the industry into deeper waters.

US Department of Energy has announced new investments of over US$ 30 million to better protect the nation’s critical infrastructure from cyber attack.

Oilfield Technology correspondent, Gordon Cope concludes his explanation of how although combining enhanced oil recovery with carbon sequestration sounds like a win-win situation, significant hurdles stand in the way.

Wood Mackenzie have said that energy trade between Russia and China could quadruple by 2025

According to a Fitch Ratings, US refiners are for now ignoring the delay in the Keystone XL pipeline expansion.

According to New Zealand Petroleum and Mining (NZPAM), the country is at the start of a 40 year cycle in exploration.

Shell and Baker Hughes have announced a software license and joint development agreement to produce a high end platform for geological and reservoir modelling.

The Bolivian-Venezuelan oil company Petroandina has begun drilling an oil well for oil and gas in Bolivia.

A survey of more than 5000 oil and gas companies has revealed that the average wage in the industry will rise 15% this year from £64,000 to £73,600.

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