Baker Hughes expects revenue from North America to rise in the current quarter from the first as oil producers drill more onshore wells.
Source: Offshore
Baker Hughes Expects N. America Revenue To Rise In 2Q
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Natural gas production at Azerbaijan’s Absheron field in the Caspian Sea could begin in late 2019 or early 2020.
Source: Offshore
Azeri Absheron Gas Field Could Start Production At End-2019
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Unite spokesperson says recent North Sea strike can inspire other offshore workers.
Source: Offshore
BLOG: Previous Unite Strike Reps Can Inspire Workers in Current Dispute
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The Trans Mountain expansion will nearly triple the size of Kinder Morgan’s existing pipeline and ship 890,000 barrels a day of crude from Edmonton, Alberta, to Barnaby, British Columbia.
Source: Offshore
Kinder Morgan Canada Files for IPO to Raise Trans Mountain Funds
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Oil prices edged up in volatile trading, rebounding from six days of losses.
Source: Offshore
Oil Breaks Losing Streak Ahead Of US Inventory Data
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Iraq launches the 3rd and final phase of work to expand its southern Halfaya oil field, aiming to double its output capacity in 2018 to 400,000 barrels per day.
Source: Offshore
Iraq Begins Final Expansion Phase At Halfaya Aiming To Double Output
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Permian Basin hoards the spotlight, but meanwhile, offshore producers are a fraction of a percentage point away from hitting another all-time high during the first half of the year, according to RBN Energy.
Source: Offshore
Unsung Gulf of Mexico Tracks New Crude Oil Production Record
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Andalas Energy and Power Plc, in collaboration with Pertamina, has identified a further 2 gas fields in central Sumatra suitable for wellhead IPP (independent power project) development.
Source: Offshore
Andalas Could Become 'Material Player' in Indonesia Gas to Power Outlook
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ExxonMobil has boosted it’s dividend every April for at least a decade, delivering more than $98 billion directly to shareholders.
Source: Offshore
ExxonMobil's Dividend Tradition Faces Challenge as Oil Sputters
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The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank Group (AfDB) has approved the eligibility assessment for compliance review of the Bank-financed construction of a 125 MW Coal Sendou Power Plant Project in the village of Bargny Minam in Senegal
Source: African Review
AfDB authorises thorough investigations on Sendou Coal Fired power plant
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