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Browse the latest drilling & production news and articles.

Engineer faces first Deepwater Horizon criminal charges
25 Apr 20122 min read

Engineer faces first Deepwater Horizon criminal charges

An engineer, formerly employed by BP, has been charged with two counts of obstruction of justice in relation to the alleged deletion of 200 text messages that had been requested by federal investigative authorities.

Brent Crude sitting above US$ 118 – investors await decision from US Federal Reserve
25 Apr 20122 min read

Brent Crude sitting above US$ 118 – investors await decision from US Federal Reserve

The price of Brent Crude remains above US$ 118 per bbl as investors await the results of a US Federal Reserve policy meeting, which could bring about another round of monetary easing.

Technip wins Chinese pipeline contract
25 Apr 20121 min read

Technip wins Chinese pipeline contract

COOEC has awarded Technip a pipeline installation contract for the Liwan 3-1 shallow water project, located in the Pearl River Mouth Basin, China Sea, 300 km South of Hong Kong, China.

Buzzard field stays shut – production to start again on Wednesday
24 Apr 20122 min read

Buzzard field stays shut – production to start again on Wednesday

Production at Nexen’s Buzzard field is to remain halted until at least Wednesday as an investigation continues at the North Sea platform.

More than half of Iran’s tanker fleet used for offshore storage
24 Apr 20122 min read

More than half of Iran’s tanker fleet used for offshore storage

Sources have revealed that Iran has had to deploy more than half of its tanker fleet to store surplus oil supplies offshore.

Oil spill in Russian Arctic
24 Apr 20121 min read

Oil spill in Russian Arctic

Various reports have revealed that a well based in the Russian Arctic suffered a major leak for 37 hours before being plugged.

Shell aims to buy Cove for US$ 1.8 billion
24 Apr 20122 min read

Shell aims to buy Cove for US$ 1.8 billion

Shell has announced that it has agreed to buy Cove Energy for US$ 1.8 billion in order to access a portion of Eastern Africa’s vast gas reserves. Despite the bid, hopes of a bidding war remain.

Repsol threatens to sue potential YPF investors – cut out of YPF computer systems
23 Apr 20122 min read

Repsol threatens to sue potential YPF investors – cut out of YPF computer systems

Spanish company Repsol has announced that it would consider taking legal action against investors in YPF in retaliation for the Argentinian government’s controversial expropriation of the company.

Iran shuts down oil terminal in wake of cyber attack
23 Apr 20122 min read

Iran shuts down oil terminal in wake of cyber attack

Reports reveal that Iran has had to shut down one of its oil terminals in the wake of a cyber attack upon the internal computer systems at the national oil ministry.

Egypt cuts off Israel’s gas supply
23 Apr 20122 min read

Egypt cuts off Israel’s gas supply

Egypt has terminated it’s gas supply contract with Israel, EMG has called the attempt unlawful and is seeking arbitration.

Total begins production at Greater Bongkot South field
23 Apr 20122 min read

Total begins production at Greater Bongkot South field

Total has begun production at the Greater Bongkot South field in the Gulf of Thailand, gas will be exported directly into PTT’s gas grid and the condensate will be taken off by an FSO at the Greater Bongkot North field.

Borders & Southern hits “significant” Falklands discovery
23 Apr 20122 min read

Borders & Southern hits “significant” Falklands discovery

The exploration company, Borders & Southern has announced a “significant” gas condensate discovery off the Southern coast of the Falklands.

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