Cheniere’s Midship unit signs deals with foundation shippers, kicks off open season for proposed 200-mile gas pipeline.
Source: Offshore
Cheniere Gas Pipeline Would Link STACK-SCOOP to Gulf Coast, Southeast
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Where, and what, did the CEOs of some of Europe’s top oil and gas companies study?
Source: Offshore
Study Like a CEO: Universities Attended by Europe's Top Oil, Gas Execs
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OPEC’s production cuts have changed the quality of the global oil supply, shaking up the relationship between important crude benchmarks.
Source: Offshore
Kemp: OPEC Cuts Make Global Crude Supply Lighter And Sweeter
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John Knight, Statoil’s head of global strategy and business development, will leave the Norwegian oil firm in 2019.
Source: Offshore
Statoil's Strategy Chief John Knight To Leave Oil Firm In 2019
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Oil prices were largely steady, finishing the week with modest gains.
Source: Offshore
Oil Prices Steady But Outlook More Bearish
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The solar photovoltaic plant is planned to transform the West Africa energy market
Source: African Review
Mali to receive USmn loan to build solar photovoltaic plant
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Region’s oil and gas employers still need facility asset pros, consultant tells Rigzone.
Source: Offshore
Facilities Ops Specialists in Demand in Middle East
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After the surprise election of Donald Trump, the head of Norway’s biggest oil company headed to Washington DC this month looking for reassurance. He came away as worried as ever.
Source: Offshore
Statoil CEO Warns of Globalization 'In Reverse' After DC Visit
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The new head of Indonesian state energy firm Pertamina said he would focus on improving transparency and communications at the country’s biggest company.
Source: Offshore
New Pertamina Chief To Focus On Transparency, Energy Security
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Pacific Exploration and Production Corp. decided not to develop one million hectares of land deep in the jungle on the Peru-Brazil border because of financial concerns, a company spokeswoman says.
Source: Offshore
Oil Firm Quits Peru Amazon Due To Finances Not Tribal Pressure
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