Oil & gas news
TWMA has secured a long-term contract with Equinor
The 10-year agreement, including options, allows TWMA to extend its global drilling waste management services to Equinor’s operations, allowing the company to process its drilling waste safely and sustainably.
Kate Thomson appointed as bp Interim Chief Financial Officer
bp has announced that Kate Thomson has been appointed Interim Chief Financial Officer. Her appointment follows the appointment last week of Murray Auchincloss as bp’s Interim Chief Executive Officer
Halliburton introduces definitive survey measurements service
Halliburton Company has introduced the GuideStar™, a service that uses high-resolution sampling to provide continuous, definitive survey measurements for more precise wellbore positioning.
DNO make a discovery in the Norwegian North Sea
DNO has announced a gas condensate discovery on the Norma prospect in the Norwegian North Sea license PL984 in which the Company holds a 30 percent operated interest.
Akselos, Yinson and Enauta deploy digital twin technology for Atlanta FPSO
The companies have signed a multi-year contract to deploy Akselos' digital twin technology on the ABS-classed Atlanta FPSO in Brazil's Santos Basin.
Fulkrum win inspection contracts for FPSO projects
The company has announced a series of key contract wins across the Asia Pacific (APAC) region.
Orcadian enter agreement to develop one of largest undeveloped discoveries in the central North Sea
Orcadian has entered into a non-binding Heads of Agreement (HoA) with a North Sea operator (the Operator), which details a potential farm-out of the Pilot development project.
Touchstone provides cascadura production update
Touchstone Exploration has provided an update regarding natural gas and liquids production volumes from the recently commissioned Cascadura facility.
bp CEO has resigned
BP has announced that Bernard Looney has notified the Company that he has resigned as Chief Executive Officer with immediate effect.
OPEC has made a statement on peak fossil fuel demand
OPEC has noted, on the International Energy Agency’s recent Op-Ed published, asserting that fossil fuel demand would peak before 2030, that consistent and data-based forecasts do not support this assertion.