Upstream news

The company has agreed to pay a total of US$301.3 million to these authorities to resolve investigations into conduct dating back over a decade ago.

Daniel Rogers, Global Data, said that Norwegian production only accounts for approximately 3% of ExxonMobil's total portfolio.

Delegates can expect contributions from 200 speakers, ministerial panels, and forums on finance and future technology.

Drilling and testing at Bainet West are expected to take 15 - 20 days to complete.

If Britain left the EU without an agreement companies would need to quote correct commodity codes for goods traded with the bloc, according to Adam Johnson, director of Tudor International Freight.

Infrastructure Networks will sell, supply and service Machfu solutions, delivered over INET’s wireless platform, while Machfu will use INET’s LTE coverage to connect to oil and gas assets real time in key energy producing areas.

The offshore access provider has overseen more than 10 000 safe personnel transfers for Mobil Production Nigeria on the Jascon-55 vessel since January 2019.

ExxonMobil's reported divestment of its Norwegian upstream portfolio "doesn't come as a surprise" according to Wood Mackenzie.

The announcement sees Can-K’s Electro Submersible Twin-Screw Multiphase (ESTSP) pump technology being combined with Enpro’s Flow Access Modules (FAM) technology to create a retrievable subsea pumping solution targeted primarily at individual wells.

The company's recently published North America Watch attributes the growth in output to increasing rig productivity and efficiency gains in areas outside of the Bakken core.