Russian gas giant Gazprom plans to double gas production at Bolivia’s Incahuasi field to 13 million cubic metres per day by mid-2019.
Source: Offshore
Russia's Gazprom Says Output at Bolivian Field to Double by Mid-2019
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The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) will not impose a production freeze at a meeting next week, say oil and gas analysts at FirstEnergy Capital.
Source: Offshore
Analysts: OPEC Production Freeze Never Likely To Happen
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Striking Wood Group employees have reached a deal with the company following a revised proposal from the oil services group, Wood Group confirmed Thursday.
Source: Offshore
Striking Wood Group Employees in North Sea Reach Deal
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Gazprom saya it has discovered a new gas deposit during exploration at the Kirinskoye field in the Sea of Okhotsk near Russia’s Sakhalin island.
Source: Offshore
Gazprom Discovers New Gas Deposit in Sea of Okhotsk
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OPEC members Saudi Arabia and Iran, whose rivalry derailed an oil supply accord earlier this year, met in Vienna a week before the organization holds talks in Algeria.
Source: Offshore
Saudis Said To Meet With Iran For Oil Talks Before Algiers
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Oil markets were anticipating fairly robust inventory drawdowns after the API released its estimates for the week ending Sept. 16.
Source: Offshore
Oil Rises on Positive Inventory Data, Weaker Dollar
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UK subsea companies will be heading to Mexico City, from September 26-29, on a showcase trade mission to increase business and trade opportunities in Latin America’s most promising energy hubs.
Source: Offshore
UK Subsea Companies Head to Mexico on Showcase Mission
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A tanker sailed from Libya with a crude cargo bound for Italy after a halt in fighting between rival armed forces enabled the OPEC country to resume exports from its third-largest oil port for the first time since 2014.
Source: Offshore
Libya Oil Port Ships First Cargo Since 2014 As Fighting Ebbs
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With decommissioning assuming greater significance in Thailand as offshore infrastructure ages, the services industry prepares to cope with issues that may arise in the market.
Source: Offshore
Thailand's Decom Sector Will Need Workers, Government Policy
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More than 300 oil service employees, all Industri Energi union members, went on strike Wednesday after wage talks broke down with the Norwegian Oil Industry Association.
Source: Offshore
Norway Services Strike Affects Schlumberger, Baker Hughes, Halliburton
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