The Cameron and Schlumberger joint venture, OneSubsea, secures a front-end engineering and design contract for the Greater Enfield Area Development offshore northwest Australia.
Source: Offshore
OneSubsea Secures FEED Contract for Greater Enfield Area Development
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A US federal court dealt a setback to efforts by Iraq’s self-governing Kurds to sell Iraqi crude oil in the US, further complicating the Kurdish drive for financial independence.
Source: Offshore
Iraqi Kurds Dealt Setback by US Court Ruling on Oil Sale
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Comet Ridge reports on the progress made at the ATP 337P Mahalo Project in Queensland, Australia.
Source: Offshore
Comet Ridge Report on Progress at Queensland's ATP 337P Mahalo Project
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Halliburton has agreed to pay $18.3 million total to over 1,000 US employees in pending overtime wages, the US Labor Department said.
Source: Offshore
Halliburton Ordered To Pay .3M In Pending Overtime Wages
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The Aolong Joint Venture continues drilling at Niaoshan-1 and Yixin-1 wells in China’s Heilongjiang province.
Source: Offshore
Aolong JV Continues Drilling at Niaoshan-1, Yixin-1 Wells in China
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A fresh drop in in oil prices and political instability in Brazil is making investors miss out on about $5.5 billion in Shell’s pending takeover of BG Group.
Source: Offshore
Market Skeptics Miss Out on .5 Billion From Biggest 2015 Deal
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Energy sector may need more than belt-tightening to survive in new economic environment in which $50 oil could become the benchmark.
Source: Offshore
Oil Will Cut Budgets, New Projects to a Sliver of Previous Estimates
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Total sells 10% of its planned 180,000 barrels-per-day capacity Fort Hills project for around $230 million.
Source: Offshore
Total Sells 10% Holding in Fort Hills to Suncor Energy
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Pertamina is finalizing plans to acquire ExxonMobil’s Blocks B and North Sumatra Offshore in Indonesia.
Source: Offshore
Pertamina Finalizing Plans to Acquire Blocks B, NSO in Indonesia
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ShaMaran Petroleum’s wholly owned subsidiary, GEP, will contest a default notice issued by TAQA that claims GEP failed to pay its full participating interest share of July and August cash calls for the Atrush Block Joint Operating Agreement.
Source: Offshore
ShaMaran Subsidiary to Contest TAQA Default Notice
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