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Drilling & production News

Browse the latest drilling & production news and articles.

UK opens CCS demonstration programme to gas plants
8 Nov 20102 min read

UK opens CCS demonstration programme to gas plants

The Department of Energy and Climate Change has opened up its carbon capture and storage demonstration programme to projects on gas-fired power plants.

UK consortium to build power plant in Morocco
5 Nov 20101 min read

UK consortium to build power plant in Morocco

Morocco’s power utility, ONE, has awarded a consortium led by UK company International Power the contract to build a 1300 MW coal-fired power plant

Murphy Oil acquires new acreage in Kurdistan
5 Nov 20101 min read

Murphy Oil acquires new acreage in Kurdistan

Murphy oil has acquired a 50% interest in the Central Dohuk block in Kurdistan.

South Korea to decrease its reliance on coal
3 Nov 20101 min read

South Korea to decrease its reliance on coal

South Korea, the second largest importer of Australian coal, will reduce its dependence on the fossil fuel as part of a wide-ranging plan to green its economy.

FMC Technologies becomes a member of NSRI
3 Nov 20101 min read

FMC Technologies becomes a member of NSRI

FMC Technologies has joined The National Subsea Research Institute’s (NSRI) industry steering group, which focuses on developing technologies to maintain the UK subsea sector’s leading position in global markets.

Drilling to independence
2 Nov 20103 min read

Drilling to independence

Latin America's goal for energy independence is tied to its offshore oil and gas reserves. Experts from the illustrious O&G LA 20 committee believe that the offshore sector will become even more important in the future as the industry shifts to deeper waters.

Unstable cement used in Macondo well?
2 Nov 20102 min read

Unstable cement used in Macondo well?

Fred H Bartlit, the chief investigator for the National Commission on the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill, has sent a letter to the commission outlining some of the preliminary results learned from an analysis of the cement used in the Macondo well.

Arch Coal reports strong Q3 results
2 Nov 20103 min read

Arch Coal reports strong Q3 results

Arch Coal Inc. has announced a 42% growth in revenue for Q3 2010 at US$ 2.35 million compared to US$ 1.85 million in the corresponding period of last year. The results have been attributed to more favourable coal market conditions and the acquisition of Jacobs Ranch mine into its Black Thunder operations.

API provide safety standards
29 Oct 20102 min read

API provide safety standards

API provides expanded online access to its safety standards.

Whitehaven Coal puts itself on sale
29 Oct 20101 min read

Whitehaven Coal puts itself on sale

With players from the US and China seeking stakes in the Australian coal mining industry, Whitehaven Coal, an independent coal producer in the Gunnedah Basin, has put itself up for sale, announcing a formal process to identify potential buyers that will offer best interest to all share holders.

Adani to develop coal block
28 Oct 20101 min read

Adani to develop coal block

Adani has won a bid to develop and mine coal from the Chendipada coal block in Orissa, India.

Coal upgrading would benefit Indonesian coal industry
28 Oct 20103 min read

Coal upgrading would benefit Indonesian coal industry

According to Wood Mackenzie, a consultancy, Indonesia is well place to benefit for potential coal upgrading technologies, as low rank coal projects will achieve higher operating margins and increased market opportunities through an upgraded product. This means Indonesia will be competitive with bituminous coal producing countries, as well as increasing its commercial attractiveness for investors.

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