Oil & gas news
Lundin makes gas find offshore Malaysia
Lundin Petroleum has announced that it has struck approximately 60 m of gas pay offshore Malaysia.
BP doubles offshore Trinidad reserves
BP Trinidad & Tobago (bpTT) has discovered an estimated 1 trillion cubic feet of gas offshore Trinidad, doubling the estimated gas in place of the Savonette gas field, to 2 trillion cubic feet.
Italy’s coal use is up – but it’s not enough
Italy’s coal imports will rise by 12% this year to 19 million t, but its current market share remains the lowest in Europe, hitting the competitiveness of Italian industry, says industry association.
Europe and Asia are the leading destinations for US coal exports in 2012
About 75% of US coal exports were shipped to Europe and Asia in 2012, continuing the growth of the past few years with exports this year expected to reach an all-time high, according to the US Energy Information Administration.
BP set to pay US$ 4.5 billion fine for Macondo
In a plea deal arranged with the US Department of Justice, BP has agreed to plead guilty to several criminal charges surrounding the Macondo spill, resulting in a fine of US$ 4.5 billion.
Iraq reveals plans for major production investments
Iraq has revealed plans to spend up to US$ 150 billion on boosting the country’s future output to 12 million bpd
NOVATEK and ROSATOM sign cooperation agreement
NOVATEK and ROSATOM are to work together on developing icebreaker support for the Northern Sea Route.
SLNG awards FEED for LNG terminal expansion
Singapore LNG Corporation Pte Ltd (SLNG) has awarded a FEED contract to Worley Parsons for the proposed expansion of its LNG terminal send out and storage facilities.
IEA releases World Energy Outlook 2012
The IEA unveils two scenarios, laden with predictions for the likely future of global energy supply and demand up to 2035, with a special focus on energy efficiency.
Energy is a key issue for Americans
An American Petroleum Institute poll shows that 73% of voters favour more oil and natural gas development.