Oil & gas news
Baker Hughes and VSFusion complete microseismic fracture monitoring survey
Baker Hughes and VSFusion, a borehole seismic processing joint venture between Baker Hughes and CGGVeritas, recently completed one of the largest microseismic hydraulic fracture monitoring surveys ever undertaken.
Schlumberger inaugurates new technology facility in Norway
Schlumberger has inaugurated a new technology facility in Norway called The WesternGeco Oslo Technology Center (WOTC).
The race is hotting up for offshore wind
As the pendulum of public opinion has swung firmly in favour of renewable technology, countries around the world are racing to be the world leaders in offshore wind technology.
BP launches live webcam of riser flow
BP has launched a live webcam of the riser flow, which can be viewed at www.bp.com Meanwhile, the US government has created a Flow Rate Technical Team (FRTT) to develop a more precise estimate of the rate of flow from the well.
Biofuel companies form joint venture
Ceres Inc. and Novozymes, both companies involved at different stages of the value chain in producing biofuels, have joined forces to help commercialise biofuel crops.
Now here: World Coal Asia Special
The third annual World Coal Asia Special includes exclusive analysis of the world's most dynamic coal market.
Sable Mining Ltd. accelerating development of Reitkuil coal project
Sable Mining Ltd. have commissioned a bankable feasibility study for the Reitkuil coal project in anticipation of fast-tracking the project.
Technip completes Apache II
Technip completes construction of its new pipelay vessel; declares labour cuts at Pori yard.
Xergi to build anaerobic digestion plant in Scotland
Xergi and Scottish and Southern Energy (SSE) have entered into a joint venture agreement to build an €8 million anaerobic digestion plant in Scotland.
Clean energy sees strong Q1 growth
The clean energy Industry has defied the global recession and seen strong growth in Q1 2010.