When it comes to whether or not shale drilling in the Permian is actually profitable, Rystad Energy concludes that operator size matters.
Source: Offshore
Size Matters for Profitable Shale Drilling
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The crude market had its worst quarter in 4 years but you wouldn’t be able to tell by looking at Big Oil’s stellar earnings numbers.
Source: Offshore
Big Oil Proves Crude Price Is Just a Number
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Venezuelan sanctions are unlikely to have a significant impact on U.S. refiners, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
Source: Offshore
The Impact of Venezuela Sanctions on US Refiners
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After the industry stabilized, there was a reprieve from layoffs and instead, hiring began to pick back up.
Source: Offshore
Oil and Gas Employment Begins 2019 on Positive Note
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Total has made a ‘significant’ gas condensate discovery on the Brulpadda prospects, located offshore South Africa.
Source: Offshore
Total Makes Significant Discovery
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A White House advisor’s remarks about the progress of U.S.-China trade talks added to economic jitters.
Source: Offshore
Trump Aide Trade Comment Stymies Crude Oil
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Oil resumed its drop as rising U.S. production and concern over the global economic outlook countered a decline in American fuel inventories.
Source: Offshore
Oil Resumes Drop
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Customer communications expert Quadient has partnered with financial services specialist Beehive Online Solutions to spread customer experience revolution across Africa
Source: African Review
Quadient partners Beehive to spread customer experience revolution across Africa
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The African Energy Chamber (AEC) has entered into a technical assistance cooperation agreement with the Ministry of Petroleum of the Republic of South Sudan to strengthen the country’s capacity to manage its hydrocarbon sector
Source: African Review
South Sudan partners AEC to strengthen its petroleum sector
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The African Development Bank (AfDB) and the Economic Community Of West African States Commission (ECOWAS) have signed an agreement for a study into a 1,000 kilometre highway linking Cote d’Ivoire’s commercial capital Abidjan and Lagos in Nigeria
Source: African Review
AfDB and ECOWAS sign agreement on Abidjan-Lagos highway project
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