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Fire at Keppel Nantong Shipyard
No injuries reported in fire which damaged under construction LNG vesselOnline upstreamonline.com 24 minutes old
Oil rises after Saudi oilfield attack
Drone attack over the weekend stokes pricesOnline upstreamonline.com 32 minutes old
Armour to drill Kincora wells
First of two wells to spud at Queensland project next monthOnline upstreamonline.com 1 hours old
BW gets greenlight for Brazilian deal
Norwegian set to take 100% ownership in offshore heavy oilfieldOnline upstreamonline.com 2 hours old
PSC partners launch Timor-Leste counter claim
Oilex and partners seeking compensation over 2015 cancellation of Timor Sea PSCOnline upstreamonline.com 3 hours old
Shell learns from Prelude challenges
Prelude boss discusses learnings from mega FLNG project off AustraliaOnline upstreamonline.com 4 hours old
WorleyParsons wins Indian deep-water gig
Reliance Industries hands out project management services contract for MJ fieldOnline upstreamonline.com 4 hours old
Beach books record profit
Australian player also increases output outlook for next five yearsOnline upstreamonline.com 5 hours old
Oil rises but downbeat Opec outlook caps gains
Opec+ agreed to extend oil output cuts until March 2020 back in JulyOnline upstreamonline.com 16 Aug 22:14 GMT
Husky resumes production at White Rose
Output to ramp up to 20,000 barrels per day by early next week, Husky saidOnline upstreamonline.com 16 Aug 20:42 GMT
US drillers add six oil rigs
Number of active natural gas rigs declines by four to 165Online upstreamonline.com 16 Aug 18:55 GMT
Oil spilled off Louisiana
An estimated 200-foot by 600-foot area of marshland impacted by releaseOnline upstreamonline.com 16 Aug 16:14 GMT
Wyoming lease sale set for December
Recent lease sale in June raised more than $22 millionOnline upstreamonline.com 16 Aug 16:10 GMT
Low bidder emerges for Petrobras flotel job
Aquarius Brasil flotel set to win three-year contract with Petrobras, with final offer of $54mOnline upstreamonline.com 16 Aug 14:17 GMT
NNPC to test ex-Shell gas find in Nigeria
State-owned player's subsidiary Frontier contracts Halliburton for drillstem test on Kolmani River-2Online upstreamonline.com 16 Aug 13:03 GMT
Oil edges up on easing recession fears
Crude oil prices rose on Friday, recovering from two days of declines, after data showing a rise in US retail sales helped to ease concerns about a recession in the world's biggest economy. Brent crude was up 38 cents at $58.61 a barrel at 11:36am GMT, after falling 2.1% on Thursday and 3% the previous day. US crude was 18 cents higher at $54.65 a barrel, having dropped 1.4% in the previous sessiOnline upstreamonline.com 16 Aug 12:39 GMT
Vaalco extends FPSO deal off Gabon
US player to hold onto BW Offshore unit on Etame Marin licence for one more year, with short shutdown imminentOnline upstreamonline.com 16 Aug 12:19 GMT
Kosmos bags Maersk rig for EG wildcat
Dallas-based player signs up for Danish owner’s drillship for upcoming S-5 probe off Equatorial GuineaOnline upstreamonline.com 16 Aug 11:11 GMT
PGNiG to drill Shrek well
Polish player to drill well 6507/5-9 S using Deepsea Nordkapp semi-submersibleOnline upstreamonline.com 16 Aug 10:49 GMT
Seadrill gets slice of NFE action off Qatar
Rig owner teams up with Gulf Drilling in joint venture to drill on massive North Field Expansion projectOnline upstreamonline.com 16 Aug 07:07 GMT
Ruvuma farm-out deadline extended
Aminex still waiting on approval from Tanzanian government to completed deal with ARA PetroleumOnline upstreamonline.com 16 Aug 06:44 GMT
Dialog gives positive outlook as profits rise
Lower costs help offset fall in revenue for Malaysian service providerOnline upstreamonline.com 16 Aug 03:38 GMT
MISC upbeat about floating production
Malaysian giant sees floater opportunities in Atlantic basin and South-East AsiaOnline upstreamonline.com 16 Aug 02:47 GMT
OceanMight busy with Malaysia orders
Sarawak-based fabricator has a number of ongoing construction projectsOnline upstreamonline.com 16 Aug 02:43 GMT
Oil deepens slide on recession fears
US-China trade threats also lead to price dropOnline upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:38 GMT
Utgard boost for Equinor
Norway's Equinor has received regulatory approval to start production from the Utgard field in the North Sea. The cross-border gas and condensate field is a two-well subsea development tied back to the Equinor-operated Sleipner T platform 21 kilometres away. It has reserves of about 56 million barrels of oil equivalent, including 2.7 billion cubic metres of gas. Equinor and partners Lotos andWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Oil shows for Shell off Brazil
Shell has reported hydrocarbon shows on its South of Gato do Mato wildcat in Brazil's pre-salt province, potentially boosting the materiality of an earlier discovery of natural gas and light oil on an adjoining concession.Weekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
KrisEnergy woes mount
Cash-strapped independent KrisEnergy has applied to the Singapore High Court for a six-month moratorium during which no resolution will be passed to wind up the company or no receiver be appointed. KrisEnergy wants to commence a court-supervised process to reorganise its liabilities alongside the moratorium against enforcement actions and legal proceedings by its creditors. Options being consideWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Cairn charters rig for Duncan
Cairn Energy has chartered the semi-submersible Island Innovator to drill a wildcat on its Duncan prospect in the Norwegian North Sea. The Island Drilling-owned rig is set to spud the well in production licence 880 in the second quarter of next year. No dayrate was disclosed, but the rig is estimated to be earning $210,000 a day for the firm charter, according to Bassoe Analytics.Weekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Murphy marches ahead with King's Quay plans
US independent gives go-ahead to inherited standalone deep-water greenfield projectWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Oxy aims to lower Gulf costs
Occidental Petroleum is unlikely to immediately sell off Anadarko Petroleum's US Gulf of Mexico assets but it is looking to lower costs in the play, writes Caroline Evans. "We're being very coy about what we're willing to sell because you don't want to front-run the sales process," Occidental chief financial officer Cedric Burgher said at the Enercom Conference in Denver. "But we like the Gulf oWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Progress with sale of assets
Brazil's Petrobras has made further progress in its multi-billion-dollar divestment programme by selling onshore assets and putting more shallow-water fields up for grabs, writes Fabio Palmigiani. Local producer 3R Petroleum agreed to acquire seven onshore producing fields in the Potiguar basin for $191.1 million. The so-called Macau cluster offloaded by Petrobras features 100% stakes in the AraWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
ZPMC set to make use of stranded vessels
Chinese yard registers special-purpose company to own and operate offshore facilities dropped by foreign playersWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Core set for IOG sanction
Hope for final investment decision in SeptemberWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Shell eyes Selene well
Shell and UK junior Cluff Natural Resources are set to start exploration drilling in the UK North Sea soon after the pair closed a farm-in deal agreed earlier this year. The Anglo-Dutch supermajor farmed in to the UK southern North Sea exploration acreage held by Cluff when it acquired a 50% interest in licence P2437, which contains the 291 billion cubic feet Selene prospect. The deal has now reWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Reserve concern in Niger
Niger has put in place plans to strip away the protected status of the eastern half of Africa's largest onshore nature reserve to allow China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) to pursue upstream activities on three blocks. The 100,000 square kilometre Termit and Tin-Toumma Nature Reserve was created with the help of Unesco in 2012, four years after CNPC was awarded the blocks. French non-govWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Saudi Aramco lines up LTA installation job list
State-run Saudi Arabian giant to finalise list of contractors for hook-up and commissioning work at offshore fieldsWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Nigeria set to divest equity stakes in assets
Nigeria's federal government may downsize its equity stakes in assets held with major joint venture partners such as Shell, Total, Chevron and ExxonMobil to less than 40% when the long-awaited oil law reform package is passed and gains presidential assent, writes Barry Morgan. “Ambitious proposals” to sell down government stakes in joint ventures by changing the way the state meets its cash callsWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Trump moves to gut Endangered Species Act
Pressure groups' fury as President softens critical habitat rules and protection measuresWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Iran slates US over arms sales 'threat'
Iran's Foreign Minister Javad Zarif has warned against an arms race in the Middle East, saying recent US weapons sales have turned the Persian Gulf region into a "tinderbox ready to blow up", writes Nassir Shirkhani. Zarif said during a visit to Qatar that more warships in the Persian Gulf would only lead to yet more insecurity. "The US [sold] $50 billion worth of weapons to the region last yearWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Zanzibar clears ground for 2020 bid round
Seventeen years after Shell landed the right to negotiate production sharing contracts for three deep-water blocks off Tanzania’s Spice Islands of Pemba and Zanzibar, authorities are finally moving to open up the play after a decade of gridlocked talks over regional autonomy, writes Barry Morgan. The Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar, a semi-autonomous region of Tanzania, has announced a non-eWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Petrobras in $9bn appeal
Petrobras chief executive Roberto Castello Branco has appealed for Brazilian lawmakers to wave through a $9 billion compensation package for money owed to the company by the federal government, writes Gareth Chetwynd. The proposed remuneration deal is intended to compensate for shifts in prices and exchange rates since the signing of an oil-for-shares agreement in 2010. The agreement facilitatedWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Gazprom seeks state funds for Baltic LNG
Russian gas giant Gazprom is set to open talks with the government over state support for a project involving an onshore liquefied natural gas plant and a related polymer facility on the Baltic Sea, writes Vladimir Afanasiev. Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev has instructed the Finance Ministry and state-owned bank VEB to submit their views on Gazprom chairman Alexei Miller's petition to governmentWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Sanchez and Halcon file for Chapter 11 protection
Texas-based outfits opt for reorganisations as losses mount for both players amid lower commodity pricesWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
North Sea assets on the menu
ExxonMobil is reportedly considering a sale of its UK North Sea assets as the US supermajor focuses on domestic shale production and new projects, writes Rob Watts. Reuters news agency cited three industry sources who said ExxonMobil has held talks with a number of North Sea operators in recent weeks to gauge interest in some or all of its assets, which could fetch up to $2 billion. ExxonMobil,Weekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Vantage turns a profit following payment from Petrobras
US rig owner Vantage Drilling International returned to profit in the second quarter due to large payments from Petrobras in relation to an arbitration award. The driller posted net profit of $590.73 million in the three months to the end of June, a turnaround from the loss a year earlier of $31.09 million. Boosting the bottom line was $594 million in termination revenues and interest income ofWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Demand growth to slow up
Oil demand growth estimates are being downgraded on expectations of further declines relating to increasing geopolitical tensions and concerns about the health of the global economy, according to separate reports from the International Energy Agency (IEA) and Norwegian consultancy Rystad Energy. The Paris-based IEA revised down oil demand growth estimates for 2019 and 2020 by 100,000 barrels perWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Price drop erodes gains made after tariff delay
US decision to hold off on measures against Chinese products spurs a rise, but economic data pegs oil backWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Angolan revival on the radar
BP’s PAJ 100 project in Block 31 is the first major new development scheme to be tendered in Angola since before the oil price crash five years ago, writes Iain Esau. Chevron started a tender process for the Sanha Lean Gas scheme in Block 0 earlier this year, but that is a significantly smaller development centred on a 4200-tonne platform and due on stream in 2021 or 2022. Angola’s government isWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Mexico policy needs a different approach
Many of us would recognise the saying that suggests if you want a different result, taking the same approach to a problem repeatedly may not do much good. That’s one thought that comes to mind about the push in Mexico to give Pemex continued rights to a group of exploration assignments where it has repeatedly failed to meet its work commitments. This week, President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador'sWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Petrobras eyes award for Cacao decommissioning
Brazilian giant weighs up 11 proposals for removal of pipelines and three wellhead platforms in Espirito Santo basinWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Wildcat cheer at Ngoki
Partners hope for find in Congo-BrazzavilleWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Bid round 'within the year'
PSC terms sweetened to attract international playersWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Vaalco farm-out awaits GePetrol's Block P exit
US independent poised to start partner search after government offloads state player's stakeWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
EIA eyes US output growth
Production from several onshore shale basins is expected to push US crude oil production up by another 85,000 barrels per day, as the nation anticipates reaching yet another output record in September. Most of that growth will come from the prolific Permian basin of west Texas and south-east New Mexico which will climb by 75,000 bpd to a record 4.4 million bpd, according to a monthly report fromWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Drillers keeping Powder River oil output in focus
Companies keep up crude production momentum in Wyoming as gas prices dropWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
CPC eyes boost in capacity
New plan to expand annual capacityWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Chinese giants face flak over energy security
CNPC, Sinopec and CNOOC increase investment overall and work to increase joint programmes in wake of government concern over growing demand-supply gapWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Results boost Aramco IPO push
World's most profitable company courting international investors for initial public offeringWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Guest books Valeura success
International outlook helps chief executive boost Canadian shale explorerWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Talos cheers new discoveries
US independent also making progress with pushing Zama find off Mexico to developmentWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
SBM sees profits dip but FPSO market promising
Dutch floater specialist has eyes on nine large-scale projects out of more than 25 potential awards by 2021Weekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Stake in Mero-2 to be sold off
SBM Offshore aims to finalise by the end of the year the sale of a large stake in its Mero-2 floating production, storage and offloading unit that will work for Petrobras off Brazil, writes Eoin O'Cinneide. “We have commenced the financing process and we plan to sell down 35% initially, where we are currently working to finalise the shareholder agreements with partners,” SBM's chief financial offWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Trio of Barents Sea projects add to momentum
Equinor at the helm of Johan Castberg and soon to take over Wisting, while future of Lundin's Alta-Gotha development remains uncertainWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Start-up at Absheron delayed till mid-2021
Operator Total completes deepening of the gas condensate discovery production wellWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
BP to spud Shafag-Asiman amid hopes of 'second Shah Deniz'
Shafag-Asiman gas condensate prospect to be spudded this yearWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Infrastructure needed for further exploration
Gas exploration is set for a comeback off Norway after a decade in which companies have largely aimed for oil discoveries, writes Ole Ketil Helgesen. However, improved infrastructure is needed for companies to actively explore for gas in the Barents Sea. European gas demand is expected to increase in the coming years, and Norway needs to prove up more resources to maintain production at currentWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
South-eastern Barents Sea sector yet to reward players
Further exploration: Norwegian Petroleum Directorate exploration director Torgeir StordalWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Four Petrobras FPSOs and three platforms to go as activity continues
Petrobras is carrying out eight decommissioning projects off the Brazilian coast to be concluded over the next couple of years, writes Fabio Palmigiani. Besides the Cacao job in the Espirito Santo basin, Petrobras is working on the decommissioning of four floating production, storage and offloading vessels and a trio of semi-submersible platforms. The campaign is more advanced in the Tartaruga VWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Optimistic Vaar Energi says Goliat problems are in the past
Norwegian operator Vaar Energi is optimistic about the future of its Goliat oilfield as it explores for additional resources in surrounding areas. The Goliat facility has been plagued by a litany of issues since start-up of Norway’s first oilfield in the Barents Sea in March 2016 — with earlier shutdowns caused by power outages and gas leaks. Norway looks to the future of gas in Barents SeaWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Players pulling back in Marcellus play
Operators in the gassy Marcellus play are pulling back drilling and completions activity amid a bleak forecast for natural gas prices going into 2020 and as investors push for companies to curb growth and increase free cash flow, writes Caroline Evans. The most recent Baker Hughes rig count showed the Marcellus with 56 rigs last week. That is one fewer than at the start of 2019 but 12 below theWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Papua New Guinea permits near expiry
Expiry dates are looming in Papua New Guinea for certain onshore petroleum permits at a time when exploration drilling is in the doldrums, writes Russell Searancke. An upswing in exploration drilling had been anticipated but has not materialised, partly because of political changes that have slowed PNG's liquefied natural gas expansion plans. So far this year, there have been no exploration wellWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Ecopetrol still plans Colombian frack pilot
Colombia’s state-run Ecopetrol remains committed to its plan for unconventional drilling in the country as part of its 2019-2021 business plan, despite environmental hold-ups, writes Julia Martinez. In an earnings call with investors, Ecopetrol chief executive Felipe Bayon said that the company’s plan to move forward with a fracking pilot “has not changed”. “We continue to view that as somethingWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Woodfibre terminal closer to decision
The developers of the Woodfibre liquefied natural gas export terminal on Canada's west coast have ordered the facility's main cryogenic heat exchanger as the project moves closer to the final investment decision this year, writes Caroline Evans. Woodfibre LNG did not say which company would provide the equipment, which cools natural gas feedstock to convert it into a liquid. However, Air ProducWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Steep shale production gains for Argentina's YPF
Argentine state-led oil and gas producer YPF posted a steep year-on-year gain in shale production in the second quarter even as the company grappled with volatility and weak gas demand in its business, writes Kathrine Schmidt. YPF said shale output in the three months to June amounted to 82,400 barrels of oil equivalent per day, a gain of 47.9% compared to the same period last year. That outputWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Guangzhou Gas still seeking LNG after Canada deal lapses
Chinese town gas distributor Guangzhou Gas is continuing to search for liquefied natural gas supplies after walking away from a potential deal to buy 1 million tonnes per annum of LNG from the Woodfibre LNG project in Canada. Guangzhou Gas said a heads of agreement on the potential deal had expired in June and it decided not to extend the process. The HoA was signed in 2016 and was previously exWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Pertamina drills spill relief well
Clean-up to last at least seven more monthsWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
ExxonMobil eyes major gas find with Sculpin
US supermajor preparing to drill high-profile Australian exploration well in Gippsland basin off VictoriaWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
China's CCCC to farm in at project in Ethiopia
China Communications Construction Company in line for majority stake in $4 billion Calub and Hilala gas schemeWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Two in race for Barossa job
ConocoPhillips is getting near to selecting its preferred subsea pipeline contractor for the Barossa gas project, which is earmarked to supply gas into the Darwin liquefied natural gas facility, writes Russell Searancke. Two companies — Allseas and Saipem —are in the running for the big gas export pipeline job with sources suggesting that Allseas has its nose in front. The subsea gas export pipeWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Murphy Oil to pull back in Australia and sell in Brunei
US independent Murphy Oil has signalled it is transitioning away from being an operator in Australia while confirming its Brunei portfolio is for sale, writes Russell Searancke. The company said in its latest financial results that its Brunei assets have been classified as “held for sale” for financial reporting purposes. Murphy is a part-owner in two offshore exploration blocks in Brunei - 8.05Weekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Sinopec allows permit to expire in Australia
Chinese giant lets lease run out on finds in Vulcan sub-basin following series of issues that led to shutdown at producing Puffin fieldWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Taymyr duo on the block
Gazprom Neft gains two new licencesWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Petronas in Sabah shoot
Malaysia’s national upstream company Petronas Carigali has embarked on a seismic survey along pipeline routes in waters off Sabah, East Malaysia. Petronas is surveying two routes — from the Gumusut-Kakap project to the Sabah Oil & Gas Terminal (SOGT) and from the Kebabangan field, also to the SOGT at Kimanis, Sabah. Malaysia-flagged vessel Cassandra VI is acquiring the seismic data in an operatiWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Trump gets cracking at Shell US plant
US president gives natural gas and his re-election campaign the thumbs-upWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Going with the flow...
Adyr Tourinho has replaced Alejandro Duran as president of Baker Hughes’s Brazilian subsidiary, with the latter named executive director of fullstream Petrolia NOCO has appointed Linn Katrine Hoie managing director PetroRio chief financial officer Blener Braga Cardoso Mayhew has quit to be replaced by Roberto Bernardes Monteiro, with Francisco Francilmar Fernandes named chWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
OGUK gets set for candy-d discussion
Oil & Gas UK (OGUK) is looking to sweeten things up at the upcoming biennial Offshore Europe conference in Aberdeen. A session to be hosted by the industry lobby group in association with the Oil & Gas Technology Centre and Aberdeen-based not-for-profit organisation Axis Network will feature a talk from Jo Fairley, co-founder of British chocolatier Green & Black’s. A panel also including BP viceWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Greens hit Chevron with Oz protest
Just as Chevron was patting itself on the back for the start-up of its long-delayed carbon capture and storage project at the Gorgon liquefied natural gas complex, the US supermajor found itself at the centre of a climate change protest. Hundreds of protesters descended on Chevron Australia’s headquarters in the West Australian capital Perth last week. Organised by the National Union of StudentsWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
Black Ridge in the game
Volatility in energy markets has pushed US junior Black Ridge Oil & Gas into trying its hand at competitive sports. The Minneapolis-based player has taken the somewhat unorthodox leap into an entirely different industry — e-sports video gaming, to be precise. The decision to enter the competitive video gaming industry has its genesis back in 2016, when Black Ridge was struggling during the oil mWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
OPINION: Gas to the rescue in Nigeria — again
FID on Nigeria LNG's $12 billion Train 7 expansion is a done deal says group MDWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
FEATURE: Norway looks to the future of gas in Barents Sea
State-owned infrastructure company Gassco working on detailed study of options for export from northern waters to EuropeWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
OPINION: Gloom as Argentina's old guard returns
Comeback: Argentina's former president Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner leaves a building after a meeting with presidential candidate Alberto Fernandez in Buenos Aires this weekWeekly upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 22:00 GMT
North Dakota hits more output records
US state produces more oil and gas but market uncertainty loomsOnline upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 21:47 GMT
Halcon appoints new CFO
Company management team now has two former Ajax Resources executivesOnline upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 19:37 GMT
US E&P bankruptcies tick up
Meanwhile, number of oilfield services filings on decline since 2017Online upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 19:09 GMT
Hibernia set for production restart
Production is set to resume Thursday at the Hibernia oil platform off eastern Canada nearly a month after a spill forced output at the development to be shut-in. The platform's operator, Hibernia Management and Development (HMD), said it would restart production after conducting a "thorough inspection to ensure the safety and security of the platform", and that it would take the time needed to raOnline upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 17:42 GMT
Lifeline for KrisEnergy
Upstream independent gets breathing space after Rubicon Offshore demandOnline upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 15:52 GMT
Rosenberg Worley in Balder X win
Aussie contractor secures EPCI deal for Jotun floater upgrade ahead of local rivals in award by Vaar for life extension project off NorwayOnline upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 13:09 GMT
Shale ops 'may be driver behind methane rise': study
Research from Cornell University says reducing methane now can provide an instant way to slow global warmingOnline upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 12:24 GMT
UK backs fracking as Cuadrilla restarts work
Shale gas explorer resumes hydraulic fracturing operations at its flagship Lancashire site in Preston New RoadOnline upstreamonline.com 15 Aug 12:22 GMT
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