Shell’s icebreaker vessel Fennica returned to the Dutch Harbor in Alaska with a small breech in the hull, raising concerns about the company’s plan to resume drilling in the Arctic later this month.
Source: Offshore
Shell's Ice Management Vessel Damaged In Alaska
{$excerpt:n}
Triple Energy reports that drilling commences at the Niaoshan-1 well in the Bird Mountain area in China’s Heilongjiang province.
Source: Offshore
Drilling Commences at Niaoshan-1 Well in China's Heilongjiang Province
{$excerpt:n}
The US government modestly raises its 2015 and 2016 US crude oil production forecasts while lowering its price outlook.
Source: Offshore
EIA Slightly Raises 2015 And 2016 Oil Production Forecasts
{$excerpt:n}
Horizon Oil says the Ensco 107 jackup will demobilize from the Maari field offshore New Zealand after successfully drilling and completing the MR10 production well.
Source: Offshore
Ensco 107 Prepares to Demobilize from Maari Field Offshore New Zealand
{$excerpt:n}
ExxonMobil’s subsidiary XTO Energy sells Cook Inlet production assets to Hilcorp for undisclosed price.
Source: Offshore
ExxonMobil Selling Cook Inlet Assets, Remains Committed to Alaska
{$excerpt:n}
OneSubsea, a Cameron and Schlumberger company, clinches a front-end engineering and design contract for the Browse FLNG project offshore Western Australia.
Source: Offshore
OneSubsea Clinches FEED Contract for Woodside's Browse FLNG Project
{$excerpt:n}
New midstream business led by industry veterans comes on the block with $250 million equity commitment from EnCap Flatrock Midstream.
Source: Offshore
EnCap Flatrock Injects 0M into New Midstream Company
{$excerpt:n}
US crude oil prices fall for a second straight day as worries about Greece and China’s stock market losses spark an investor flight to safe havens.
Source: Offshore
US Crude Resumes Fall As Investors Seek Safe Havens
{$excerpt:n}
EMAS Offshore clinches $24 million charters for the supply of three offshore support vessels to work in the Gulf of Thailand and West Africa.
Source: Offshore
EMAS Clinches M Charters for OSVs to Work Off Thailand, West Africa
{$excerpt:n}
For an industry hammered by a 50 percent drop in crude prices over the past year, refracking may provide a much needed sense of hope.
Source: Offshore
Refracking Fever Sweeps Across Shale Industry After Oil Collapse
{$excerpt:n}
