Oil & gas news
Oil prices rise on Suez Canal blockade
Oil prices rose on Friday as the market re-evaluated the importance and consequences of the Suez Canal blockade and the effect of a prolonged bottleneck.
Noble Corp. and Pacific Drilling to merge
Pro forma for the acquisition, Noble will own and operate a high specification fleet of 24 rigs, with 11 drillships, 1 semisubmersible, and 12 jackups.
EMGS awarded 3D CSEM contract in Southeast Asia
The company expects that the acquisition, on behalf of an unnamed customer, will take place in the beginning of 3Q21.
INEOS Energy sells Norwegian oil and gas business to PGNiG
The US$615 million deal includes all INEOS Oil & Gas interests in production, licenses, fields, facilities and pipelines, on the Norwegian continental shelf.
3t Energy Group wins UK training contract with Chrysaor
3t Energy Group has secured a contract with Chrysaor to manage the training of its entire UK workforce using digital learning technologies.
Aker BP farms in to UKCS licence for first time
The newly established Aker BP UK has taken a 50% interest in licence P2511 on the UK Continental Shelf.
Oil prices rise on Suez Canal blockage and European purchases, but lockdowns take toll
Oil prices rose on Wednesday due to a blockage at the Suez Canal, which prevents normal traffic of oil tankers. Positive data in European purchasing manager indices also help, but concerns that heavy lockdowns in Europe will affect the demand recovery still keep prices lower than few weeks ago.
Beach Energy finds gas in Otway Basin
The well in licence VIC/P43 intersected a gross gas column of 69.5 m in the Upper Waarre Formation, including 62.9 m of net gas pay, with a gaswater contact intersected at 1990 m measured depth.
EM&I remote camera technology given ATEX (Ex) approval
The NoMan optical system has been used successfully over the last four years to provide equivalent or better inspection data to that produced by people entering confined space.
Tranter supplies plate heat exchangers to offshore production facilities in Latin America
Tranter’s project scope covers design, engineering, supply, and maintenance of several plate heat exchangers that will be installed on the topside facilities of FPSO units, where they will be used for various heating and cooling duties.