Upstream drilling news
On the road to recovery: part 1
Marina Ivanova, Douglas-Westwood, UK, gives an insight into the long term opportunities for the upstream industry.
L&N Scotland demonstrates continued commitment to weld quality
Throughout 2016, the company has continued to achieve a high weld pass rates and sought-after accreditations.
InterOil Corporation announces Antelope-7 drilling update
The Antelope-7 appraisal well has now reached 2127 m (6978 ft) measured depth.
AWE's Waitsia Stage 1A well performance exceeds expectations
The Senecio-3 well, currently producing from the Kingia Formation, is performing better than preproduction expectations.
Statoil: 30 years of Gullfaks oil
Gullfaks is a prime example of the best that this industry has achieved in Norway.
Statoil granted drilling permit
The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate has granted Statoil Petroleum AS a drilling permit for well 16/2-22 S, cf. Section 8 of the Resource Management Regulations.
Obama bans oil drilling in Arctic waters
President Barack Obama has permanently banned offshore oil and gas drilling in the 'vast majority' of US-owned northern waters in a move to protect the region from the upcoming Donald Trump administration.
Atwood Oceanics awarded one-well drilling services contract with Woodside Energy
Contract awarded for the ultra-deepwater rig, Atwood Osprey, offshore Australia.
Engie E&P UK announces first gas from Cygnus Southern North Sea field
Cyngus is expected to contribute 5% of UK gas production.
INPEX to enter production phase at Zapadno-Yaraktinsky Block oilfield in Irkutsk
The new production phase adds to the company's continually growing E&P portfolio.