Arctic drilling has made headlines since the announcement of Shell’s 2015 summer drilling campaign. Paired with the low oil prices due to a surplus of supply, many people wonder why we even need to drill in the Arctic when there is so much oil right now…
Nominations have opened for the 2016 Subsea UK Awards. Now in its 10th year, the awards seek to recognise companies and individuals who are leading the way in Britain’s successful £9billion subsea sector. Entries are being sought for the best subsea company of the year (large and small)…
When the oil price drops, people want to know how long the decline will last and when it will go back to “normal.” Audrey Leon reports on how market watchers and researchers tried to make sense of the downturn at this year’s SPE Offshore Europe conference…
Sustained low oil prices could lead to a long-term drop in upstream oil and natural gas investment, according to a new report by the US Energy Information Administration. “Given the fall in oil prices that began in mid-2014 and the relationship between oil prices and upstream investment…
Statoil's US$2.34 billion Asgard subsea gas compression project came onstream last week as the world's first subsea gas compression facility 300m below the surface of the Norwegian Sea. In this illustrated video, the Norwegian giant shows the installation and how it will work…
Statoil is targeting 20 MMbbl of additional resources in the Gullfaks area by tapping reservoirs above the main Gullfaks field. Gullfaks was brought on stream in 1981, but the plan for development and operation (PDO) did not include the Shetland and Lista reservoirs…
Cortland Co. delivered a precision lifting solution for the successful installation of a topsides module offshore in the UK North Sea Cortland worked with Seaway Heavy Lifting who were contracted for the transportation and installation of the module…
Day 1 opening plenary on “How to Inspire the Next Generation,” featuring: Professor Brian Cox; Keisuke Sadamori, IEA; Liz Rogers, Head of Environment and Social Responsibility, BP; Simon Bittleston…
Some 140 fields could cease production on the UK Continental Shelf over the next five years, according to research by analysts Wood Mackenzie. The firm says high oil prices have enabled North Sea operators to extend field life and delay decommissioning time and time again…
When the oil price drops, people want to know how long the decline will last and when it will go back up. Manouchehr Takin, a London-based international oil and energy consultant, tried to make sense of the economic side of low oil prices at yesterday’s SPE Offshore Europe breakfast briefing…
Stork successfully installed Emerson Process Management’s Roxar SandLog wireless sand erosion monitoring solutions on a major North Sea operator’s installation. The collaboration with Stork marks the first installation of the Roxar…
Norway's official statistics organisation, Statistics Norway, has predicted that oil prices are set to remain low and only gradually increase to around US$60 in 2018. The organization said yesterday that low spending will also result in a drop in investment of almost 33% from 2013 to 2018…
Origin Energy’s BassGas production has exceeded 60 TJ/d following the Yolla-5 development well coming online offshore Australia, according to partner AWE Ltd. Image of BassGas. From Origin. The…
The speakers at Wednesday's Oil & Gas UK economic report release highlighted the need for a major transformation to take place within the oil and gas industry. All noted that problems in the UKCS began long before the decline in oil prices…
Despite initial hopes of a V-shaped recovery, the UK Continental Shelf is set to see a more gradual recover over time, which will prove to be not only a stress test, but a test of resilience, according to a senior Lloyds Register director…
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