Gulf of Mexico production returning to normal after storm
Offshore oil and gas operators in the Gulf of Mexico are resuming normal operations following Tropical Storm Michael.
read more →Petrobras in partnership with CNPC
Petrobras has signed an integrated project business model agreement (IPBMA) with China National Oil and Gas ...
read more →Byron's SM 71 well flowing at unstabilized rate
Byron Energy has finished recompletion operations on its South Marsh Island Block 71 (SM 71) well located in the ...
read more →USA: OSV spills 1000 gallons of diesel into sea
Some 1000 gallons of diesel fuel spilled from a damaged offshore supply vessel near Cameron, Louisiana on Tuesday.
read more →U.S. Coast Guard helps OSV in need
U.S. Coast Guard crews assisted a 145-foot offshore supply vessel taking on water, near Cameron, Louisiana, early ...
read more →Spectrum teams up with TGS on expanded Brazil survey
Seismic survey companies Spectrum and TGS have announced a collaboration on the expanded Santos Basin multi-client ...
read more →Suriname: Staatsolie CEO not worried about dry holes
CEO of Suriname’s national oil company Staatolie is preparing the company for what many believe is going to be a ...
read more →Able UK to dismantle Exxon's Sable
Able UK has been awarded a decommissioning contract for its Able Seaton Port facility on the River Tees.
read more →GoM operators re-man platforms after storm
Offshore oil and gas companies in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico have completed re-boarding offshore platforms and rigs ...
read more →IEA: Oil demand and supply close to new peaks
Both global oil demand and supply are now close to new, historically significant peaks at 100 mb/d, and neither ...
read more →SeaBird's vessel to continue working in Gulf of Mexico
SeaBird Exploration has won an extension for one of its seismic vessels working in the Gulf of Mexico.
read more →Popular news, October 8 – 14, 2018
Ensco-Rowan merger, Modec FPSO order, KBR's offshore deals and more
read more →U.S. offshore rig count flat at 23
The number of active U.S. offshore rigs remained unchanged at 23 this past, according to a report by Baker Hughes, ...
read more →Gulf of Mexico oil firms resuming ops after hurricane
The U.S. Gulf of Mexico oil and gas companies have started resuming operations following shut-downs and evacuations ...
read more →Petrobras to ditch Camarão Norte discovery
Petrobras is abandoning the Camarão Norte discovery located south of the Manati field offshore Brazil.
read more →Noble finds work for two drillships
Offshore driller Noble Corporation has been awarded contracts for two of its idle drillships.
read more →TGS, Schlumberger to undertake Gulf of Mexico seismic survey
TGS and Schlumberger have announced a new multiclient nodal seismic project in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico.
read more →Assessment of Husky's Canadian drilling campaign underway
The CEAA si conducting a federal environmental assessment for the proposed Husky Energy Exploration Drilling ...
read more →Ensco-Rowan: All water depths with truly global footprint
Offshore drillers Ensco and Rowan earlier this week announced they would merge to create an offshore drilling ...
read more →Cox Oil-Energy XXI merger postponed
Energy XXI Gulf Coast (EGC) and Cox Oil LLC have agreed to postpone the closing date of the merger between the two ...
read more →Workers evacuated from 89 GoM platforms ahead of hurricane
Oil and gas operator in the U.S Gulf of Mexico have continued evacuating personnel from its offshore platform ahead ...
read more →Woodside picks KBR for work on Browse FPSO concept
Australian energy company Woodside has awarded KBR the Concept Definition engineering contract for the two gas FPSO ...
read more →Eni contracts MODEC to provide new FPSO
Japan's MODEC has received a Letter of Intent for supply, charter, and operations of an FPSO vessel from Eni in Mexico.
read more →Murphy Oil, Petrobras in Gulf of Mexico joint venture
U.S. oil company Murphy Oil has said it will form a joint venture company with Petrobras America, a U.S. subsidiary ...
read more →No pay at Byron's Bivouac Peak test well
Oil and gas company Byron Energy has deemed the Bivouac Peak East Prospect test well off the U.S. as non-commercial.
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LLOG orders floater from Hyundai Heavy
Hyundai Heavy Industries has been awarded a contract by the U.S. exploration and production company LLOG to build a ...
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