Upstream news
Rystad Energy comments on Saudi drone attacks
The drone attack on the world’s largest oil processing facility, Abqaiq in the heart of Saudi Arabia’s oil industry, forced Saudi Aramco to shut in 5.7 million bpd of crude production.
Strike Energy announces significant upgrade of Kingia gas discovery
Analysis of the logs, use of offset comparison data and cut-offs, in conjunction with advanced wireline tools has indicated an increase in net pay of 17 m, which brings the total net pay to 58 m using the cutoffs from the nearby Waitsia field.
Upstream oil and gas M&A and capital raising deals totalled US$130.5 billion in 2Q19, says GlobalData
The biggest M&A deal of 2Q19 was Occidental Petroleum’s acquisition of Anadarko Petroleum for US$55 billion.
Rystad Energy predicts US shale supply to peak around 2030
US Light Tight Oil (LTO) represented less than 1% of global oil supply nine years ago but now represents close to 10% of total global oil supply, a percentage which is expected to continue its ascent going forward.
STATS Group to provide technology for Sakhalin-2 offshore gas project
The MoU between STATS, Sakhalin Energy and OOO INTRA Services Company was signed during the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok, which was attended by Russian Federation President, Vladimir Putin.
James Fisher Offshore to work on offshore jacket removal project in Saudi Arabia
The work will utilise the company's ultra-high-pressure abrasive cutting solution.
Crondall Energy partners with Pharis Energy for North Sea heavy oil project
Crondall Energy will deliver a Concept Select study for Pharis Energy’s heavy oil Pilot Field development in the Central North Sea.
Tower Resources releases 1H19 interim results
The Africa-focused oil and gas company has released its interim results for the six months ended 30 June 2019.
Shearwater GeoServices awarded South America survey
The 6-month project will cover approximately 8500 km2 and will be acquired by the Amazon Warrior using 14-streamers and Flexisource triple source.
New pricing strategy aims to make simulators more accessible for oil and gas sector
Drilling Systems has launched a new licence-based pricing model which will cut the overall cost of entry level simulator technology by more than half.