Oil & gas news
Wyoming dominates sales of coal produced from federal and Indian lands
US EIA release report showing that Wyoming alone made over 75% of the total sales of coal from federal and Indian lands.
Developing oil and gas career pathways
The University of Phoenix and American Petroleum Institute have teamed up to develop career pathways and build highly skilled talent in the oil and gas industry.
Dockwise develops FPSO dry-docking
Hans Leerdam, Sales Manager Offshore Projects at Dockwise explains how FPSO dry-docking could be a game changing offshore service
CCS pilot plant completes 1600 hours of operation, using bio-catalytic technology
CCS pilot plant completes 1600 hours of operation, using bio-catalytic technology
Old King Coal lives on
Coal’s obituary has been written many times and yet the old king is still alive and well – even in regions that are actively seeking to kill it.
Coal dominates UK energy as gas use slumps
Coal accounted for 39% of the UK’s electricity generation in 2012, benefitting from high gas prices.
Ships and vessels: new regulations for offshore oil and gas industry
August 2013: a crucial month for vessel operators and onboard employers in the offshore oil and gas industry
PGS and Geology Without Limits complete 2D Survey
8840 line km of 2D data acquired in the Russian Barents and Kara Seas.
Arckaringa coal-to-methanol feasibility study released
Altona Energy sees the opportunity to add coal-to-methanol plant to its Arckaringa project in South Australia.
Mechel announces successful test at Elga metallurgical coal deposit
Successful testing of equipment, according to Russian mining company, Mechel.