US upstream news

The permitting work for the Appomattox project, which saw first oil in May 2019, helped define and clarify the safety requirements in BSEE’s recently published high pressure and high temperature related guidance documents.

The company's new office will focus on talent acquisition and global mobility as the area continues to expand on the back of the Rocky shale boom.

The total cash consideration was US$965 million.

The offshore industry gradually increased the overall headcount of the top 50 oilfield service companies from 2017 to 2018.

The winning technology will be featured at the 2019 Technical Exposition and Conference, 9 - 11 October in New Orleans, Louisiana, US.

Wood Mackenzie's corporate analysis team asks if Tight Oil inc is on the verge of sustained free cash generation.

Delegates at URTeC 2019 have been warned that rapidly rising production in the Permian Basin has led to soaring levels of associated gas, outpacing pipeline infrastructure and placing increasing slowdown pressure on other production streams like crude oil and NGLs.

Ryan Duman, Senior Analyst at Wood Mackenzie, highlighted the growing expense of water management in the basin and the issue of handling wastewater produced by completed wells.

The accreditation for Sparrows Group's US business is for Dropped Objects Risk Inspection and Program Audits.

PWPS delivered its first unit to USWS in late 2018, and it was mobilised to the first well pad in January 2019.