EIA: US natural gas production will establish new monthly record high in 2022
The US EIA forecasts that US dry natural gas production will increase from 95.1 billion ft3/d in October 2021 to 97.5 billion ft3/d by December 2022.
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The US EIA forecasts that US dry natural gas production will increase from 95.1 billion ft3/d in October 2021 to 97.5 billion ft3/d by December 2022.
Hunting PLC has announced an agreement to form a new 49:51% joint venture with Jindal SAW Ltd.
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The extensions will see the business continue to provide its specialist integrated rig inspection services to assets across Europe, West Africa and the Gulf of Mexico.
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OPEX’s flagship product, emissions.AI, helps companies to operate complex facilities with lower carbon emissions.
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Oil Plus will develop the maintenance strategy and programme for DeNovo’s renewable energy-powered Zandolie platform, located offshore western Trinidad.
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The first fully bonded 2.5 in. ID, 2200 m TCP flowline with the weight coating innovation has been supplied to Trident Equatorial Guinea Inc. to support operations at its Elon-C tie-back, located offshore on the west coast of the Central Africa region.