Tempo Australia to provide more personnel for construction, pre-commissioning and commissioning services for the Gorgon liquefied natural gas project in Western Australia .
Source: Offshore
Tempo Australia Provides More Personnel for Gorgon LNG Project in WA
{$excerpt:n}
The Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy approves the first phase of development for the Johan Sverdrup field.
Source: Offshore
First Phase of Johan Sverdrup Development Approved
{$excerpt:n}
More than three-quarters of Canada’s daily output of 2.2 million barrels of crude from oil sands is being produced at a loss at current prices, research from analysts at TD Securities shows, although producers are unlikely to halt operations.
Source: Offshore
Report: Most Canada Oil Sands Crude Being Produced at a Loss
{$excerpt:n}
U.S. crude oil prices dive below $40 a barrel for the first time since the 2009 financial crisis, notching their longest weekly losing streak in 29 years after a further rise in U.S. drilling and a drop in Chinese manufacturing.
Source: Offshore
Oil Dives Below Per Barrel After Rise in U.S. Oil Rigs
{$excerpt:n}
Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering terminates a construction contract for Cobalt Explorer drillship.
Source: Offshore
DSME Terminates Building Contract for Cobalt Explorer Drillship
{$excerpt:n}
Malaysia’s Hibiscus Petroleum partly-owned unit Lime Petroleum Norway acquires a 30 percent stake in license PL410 in the North Sea from Lundin Petroleum.
Source: Offshore
Lime Norway Acquires 30% Interest in North Sea's PL410 from Lundin
{$excerpt:n}
Japan’s JOGMEC and Inpex commence joint study on technology on shale gas development in British Columbia, Canada with IGBC and Nexen.
Source: Offshore
JOGMEC, Inpex Commence Study on Technology for Shale Gas Project in Canada
{$excerpt:n}
Singapore-listed Rex International Holding cuts capital investments and focus on key assets in Oman and Norway as it adapts to lower oil prices.
Source: Offshore
Rex International Holding Cuts Capex, Focuses on Oman and Norway Assets
{$excerpt:n}
Petrobras says it was not in negotiation to pay a fine to settle criminal and civil investigations in the United States.
Source: Offshore
Petrobras Says Not in Negotiation to Settle with U.S. Authorities
{$excerpt:n}
Norway’s DNO, which has operations across the Middle East, wants to do business in Iran if sanctions against the country are lifted as planned.
Source: Offshore
Norwegian Oil Firm DNO Says Keen on Iran Entry
{$excerpt:n}
