Oil & gas news
Non-OPEC producers agree to cut 558 000 bpd
Following the ‘Vienna Agreement’ on 30th November, 2016, Ministers from OPEC met with a number of Ministers from non-OPEC oil producing countries on Saturday, 10th December, at the OPEC Secretariat in Vienna.
Phase 19 gas extraction from South Pars field reaches 42 million cubic meters
The managing executer of phase 19 of South Pars reported of the increase in the phase gas production and stated that with the operationalisation of 19A platform, the daily gas extraction of the phase from the South Pars would be increased to 42 million cubic meters per day.
Atlantic Petroleum selected as operator of UKCS Orlando and Kells licences
The appointment remains subject to the approval of the Oil and Gas Authority.
Independent Oil & Gas submits FDP for Blythe Field
The company has submitted the Blythe Field Development Plan in draft format to the Oil and Gas Authority.
LGO Energy provides drilling update on Goudron field
The company has provided an update on plans to recommence production drilling at the Goudron Field in Trinidad following confirmation of the refinancing of the company's loan facility.
Marsol International strengthens Abu Dhabi presence
Marsol International has announced the launch of its new office, Marsol International Abu Dhabi.
Global Marine announces offshore oilfield communications contract with Tampnet
The contract, with work being undertaken in 2018 by one of the Company’s key installation vessels, is designed to further enhance inter oilfield communication networks in the North Sea.
Waitsia gas project rapidly building momentum
AWE Limited has reported that the Waitsia Joint Venture has made strong progress in its preparations for Stage 2 of the Waitsia gas project.
Innovation in oil and gas – industry buzzword or call to action?
Spencer Linsell demonstrates that for innovation to become the norm, a collaborative, industry-wide approach will be key.
Global oil and gas exploration likely to return to profitability in 2017
A new study by Wood Mackenzie shows that exploration should return to profitability in 2017 after five years of only single-digit returns.