Oil & gas news

FPL is to demolish the old plant and replace it with a new combined cycle gas powered plant, which will emit 50% less carbon dioxide emissions.

Technip has announced a strategic partnership with subsidiaries of PETRONAS, to work jointly on onshore and offshore projects.

CAMAC Energy has started drilling as part of its programme to develop the CBM in its Zijinshan gas asset.

Kosmos has terminated the sale of its Ghana business to ExxonMobil in order to continue its exploration, appraisal and development operations.

Woodside Petroleum’s CEO has put off a final investment decision on the planned expansion of Pluto LNG, but has stated that plans are afoot for further expansion.

Oil companies in Iraq may be too ambitious about production targets due to field characteristics and exportation problems.

Doosan Power Systems has announced that it has completed a year of successful testing at the world’s largest OxyCoal™ Clean Combustion Test Facility. This facility, in combination with the newly opened Post Combustion Carbon Capture (PCCC) plant test facility in Renfrew, UK, makes the site a global centre for carbon capture research.

Untapped oil reserves add to anxieties in the South China Sea as China’s energy policy and foreign policy fuse.

Chevron has discovered more natural gas in its Acme-1 well, underpinning plans for expansion of the Wheatstone LNG hub.

The UK has a wealth of experience and knowledge of engineering, which needs to be exploited more fully if it wants to be a world leader in renewable energy technology.