BG assumes full control at Australian LNG plant
BG Group has begun commercial operations from the second train at its Queensland Curtis LNG plant in Australia, assuming full control of the facilities in the process.
BG Group has begun commercial operations from the second train at its Queensland Curtis LNG plant in Australia, assuming full control of the facilities in the process.
SeaEnergy has been thrown a financial lifeline after today confirming plans to exit the shipping the business.
Shell has won the backing of one its main shareholders for its takeover of BG Group.
Total confirmed it will raise $1.2billion in new debt financing.
The lives of offshore workers are being put at risk because they are so afraid of losing their jobs they do not report dangerous safety breaches, unions will warn Holyrood today.
AGR Energy is set to throw down the financial gauntlet to Tethys Petroleum.
After defending the interests of oil- exporting nations for five decades, OPEC has made a surprising choice with its newest member: a country that consumes about twice as much crude as it pumps.
Oil jumped after Turkey shot down a Russian warplane near the border with Syria, fanning concern that conflict in the region may intensify.
Norway’s natural gas pipeline manager and the nation’s power grid are at odds over whether a solitary electricity cable across 75 miles of fjords and rugged mountains is enough to ensure supply to a processing plant that helps warm millions of European homes every winter.
Tony Hayward's Genel Energy is thought to be in thick of merger talks with African Global Energy (New Age).
South African oil firm SacOil, said transition into a production company remained its priority as it announced it half-year results, revealing a drop in profit, due largely to increased operating costs.
Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said Moscow would cut gas supplies to Ukraine this week because Kiev had not paid up front for more gas and might also halt coal supplies to Ukraine in retaliation for a power blackout of Crimea.
Norwegian operator Det Norske is to reduce production from the Alvheim FPSO for four weeks after an electrical fault was discovered on board the vessel.
Phillips 66 has overhauled how it plans for earthquakes, a sign US energy companies are starting to react to rising seismicity around the world's largest crude hub in Cushing, Oklahoma.
North Atlantic Drilling reported difficult trading conditions has led to a third quarter loss of $2.6million as the downturn in rig activity hits home.
The director of WWF Scotland has described the £22,500 handed to Shell following the Gannet oil spill as "paltry" and disappointing.
Energy giant Shell has been fined £22,500 after it admitted committing one of the worst North Sea oil leaks in the past 10 years.
Norway will probably see investments slump by one-fifth next year compared with 2014, when crude reached a peak, as the industry adjusts to considerably lower prices.
Lundin Petroleum has commenced drilling the exploration well 7130/4-1 on the Ørnen prospect.
Tethys Petroleum has agreed to extend the previously agreed exclusivity period with Kazakh investor Olisol Investments until December 7.
Cross-border visa issues for a engineer have added to delays for 88 Energy's plan to repair the drawworks on its Icewine #1 drilling project in Alaska.
Nostrum Oil & Gas has seen its turnover for the year to date tumble to $374million - a steep decrease from last year's $620million.
It’ll take more than $40 crude to make OPEC change its mind, analysts said before the group’s Dec. 4 meeting in Vienna.
Rockhopper Exploration and Falkland Oil and Gas have agreed merger deal - a move which will create the largest North Falkland Islands licence.
Sound Energy has capitalised on depressed market conditions to renegotiate and reduce its Badile wells costs by EUR5million.