Special reports

The company executed three sale and purchase agreements to sell the assets.

One of only a handful of oil and gas sector companies recognised in UK’s most prestigious international trade awards.

The company has provided an update on the timing and scope of its Competent Persons Report for the Tilapia Licence in the Republic of the Congo and the repayment of funds owed to AAOG by Société Nationale des Pétroles du Congo, the Congolese national oil company.

According to a new report by Wood Mackenzie, Southeast Asia could take centre stage in the region's upstream M&A activity in 2019, with up to US$14 billion worth of assets potentially switching hands.

The company delivered a letter to Anadarko’s Board of Directors today, setting forth the terms of the proposal.

Adam Johnson, director of Leeds-based Tudor International Freight, was commenting on what is believed to be the central trade-related demand of Labour party leaders in their current talks with the government aimed at breaking the parliamentary Brexit impasse.

For the world’s fourth largest crude producer, natural gas is about to take pole position.

Company to showcase Subsurface Compressor System™ for gas wells and Magnetic Drive System™ for oil wells.

Steve Digby, SPX FLOW, UK, explains why double acting double diaphragm metering pumps are a perfect storm of benefits for offshore operators.

The assets being acquired produced approximately 72 000 boe/d in 2018.

Over the last 15 years, the adoption of digital oilfields has gained impetus due to advancements in technologies for sensing, automation, connectivity and data analytics, according to GlobalData.

Stuart Carter, head of oil and gas at Fieldfisher, looks at how law firms are responding to the market's changing needs.

The company is expected to deploy 17 planned and announced floating production, storage and offloading vessels globally during the outlook period 2019–2025, according to GlobalData.

The company has appointed Steve Carter as a project director to join its 70-strong upstream team in Aberdeen.

The payment will be taken in shares and will give Union Jack more exposure to UKOG’s Weald Basin assets.