Sapinhoa strides ahead as Brasa yard gets to grips with second FPSO
Brazil's Brasa shipyard has started the fitting out of the FPSO Cidade de Ilhabela, which arrived from China on January 12.
Brazil's Brasa shipyard has started the fitting out of the FPSO Cidade de Ilhabela, which arrived from China on January 12.
China's Yantai CIMC Raffles Offshore has won orders to build an ice-class semi-submersible drilling rig and a multi-purpose drillship.
Just one UK sector well has spudded to date this year, while one re-spud is noted.
A conference dedicated to the technologies that will unlock remaining North Sea reserves will take place in Aberdeen next month.
Poor investor confidence in junior oil and gas companies is forcing them to consider more creative funding options, according to EY research.
Paul Griffin, Dana Petroleum UK's managing director, will present an overview of the firm's £1billion Western Isles development at an event on Wednesday.
An American astronomer has discovered a most incredible phenomenon in deep space . . . an apparently never-before-seen river of hydrogen.
Exclusive: KCA Deutag has won two major contracts in short order - a long-term deal with BP for the build and operation of new land rigs in Oman, and the largest-ever order for land rigs in the history of its German manufacturing subsidiary Bentec.
Providence Resources and Sosina have resecured the deepwater Drombeg (licence 11/9) far to the south-west of Ireland in the Southern Porcupine Basin.
Norwegian company Petroleum Geo Services (PGS) has named the second member of its massive Ramform Titan class seismic vessel, the first member of which is currently working off the Falkland Islands.
A drop in production and refining margins hit Chevron’s bottom line as profits in its fourth quarter dropped 32% to £3billion.
Exclusive: The UK’s energy minister has warned that Scottish independence would be “absolutely fatal” for the North Sea oil and gas industry. Watch our video interview here.
ATR Group has formed a strategic partnership with Hendrik Veder Group for the Cosalt Offshore business.
North Sea newcomer Nordic Energy posted a £63,746 loss as it prepares to step up its presence in the region.
Kazakhstan-focused oil and gas firm Max Petroleum is to cut back on costs as it looks to move into production.
Safety crews are battling to regain control of a Gulf of Mexico well after an accident off the Louisiana coast late last night.
North Sea oil production has slumped by more than 8%, the Press and Journal can reveal.
Oilfield services group Weatherford is to axe 7000 jobs around the world after weather conditions in the North Sea and Middle East disruption left it facing lower than expected profits.
Production has resumed at a North Sea oil platform at the centre of an oil leak scare earlier this week.
Oil explorer PTT Exploration and Production is set to take a 100% stake in three Canadian oil sands after scrapping a joint project in the country.
Latin America–focused petroleum firm Global Energy Development has increased its reserves by 12.9million barrels of oil for 2013, compared to the previous year.
Oil giant Shell says it will step up its sell-off programme and cut spending this year after seeing its 2013 earnings fall more almost 40%.
Austrian oil and gas firm OMV has been given a boost after it confirmed oil production had restarted in Libya.
Engineering firm Kentz has landed a $62m deal to support gas production from the giant Marcellus shale field.
Total is to increase its interest in the UK's shale gas potential after agreeing to pay up to £15million for another project.