Bureau of Ocean Energy Management announces region-wide lease sale for Gulf of Mexico
77.8 million acres of federal waters in the Gulf of Mexico are scheduled for sale on August 21.
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77.8 million acres of federal waters in the Gulf of Mexico are scheduled for sale on August 21.
The blowout preventer skids and tests units from Fugro will be included in Wild Well Control's subsea response kit.
The expanded facility has the capacity to treat up to 80 000 bpd of produced water and receive 80 000 bpd of non-potable water.
The combined content offering will allow investment and petrotechnical professionals to quickly assess the current value of a lease or company position in the contiguous US.
Wood Mackenzie's supply forecast indicates there will be an additional call for Permian-to-Gulf Coast crude capacity of up to 500 000 bpd, with FID for the new capacity likely to be reached in the mid-to-late 2020s.
Over 300 oil and gas leaders will gather in Houston, Texas, US, at the 10th Annual Operational Excellence in Oil & Gas Summit on 4 -6 November to share best practice and discuss the latest strategies and tools to enhance efficiency, reliability, safety, and drive Operational Excellence to the frontline.
Aria Rose Oilfield Solutions provides in situ and 'on-the-fly' water treatment services for in-ground and above-ground water storage and treatment facilities.
WFS Technologies, a specialist in Subsea Internet of Things (SIOT®) devices for Asset Integrity Management, has announced their expansion into Houston and Brazil.
Located in close proximity to the major industrial hubs on the US East Coast, Marcellus and Utica shale plays in the Appalachian basin have witnessed steady natural gas production growth over the last five-six years.
The second Wood Mackenzie Exploration Awards ceremony was held in June this year.
Norwegian based oil and gas solids solutions firm FourPhase is to install a sand management system for an offshore platform in the Gulf of Mexico for a trial period.
Senate Bill 181, signed in mid-April and also known as Protect Public Welfare Oil and Gas Operations, amends the Oil and Gas Conservation Act and gives counties and municipalities increased regulatory authority over oil and natural gas development in their jurisdictions.