Barryroe successes continue
Irish company Providence Resources has announced that daily oil flow rates from the Barryroe well have significantly exceeded targets.
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Eni hits 10 trillion cubic ft of additional gas reserves
Eni has announced a new discovery of 10 trillion ft3 of natural gas offshore Mozambique.
Ebara wins contract for Ichthys LNG cryogenic pumps and expanders
Ebara International Corp. has been awarded the contract to supply the main LPG and LNG submersible cryogenic pumps and liquid expanders for the Ichthys LNG project in Australia.
Pluto LNG liquefaction plant ready for start up
Woodside Petroleum’s Pluto LNG liquefaction plant has reached ready for start up status (RFSU) and first gas has entered the plant today.
Foster Wheeler awarded FEED contract for Dominican LNG terminal
Foster Wheeler AG has been awarded the FEED contract for an LNG receiving terminal and jetty in the Dominican Republic by Complejo GNL del Este.
Halliburton and Petronas team up for Asian shale campaign
Halliburton Co, and Petronas have teamed up to explore possible shale resources in the Asia Pacific region.
CNOOC shows interest in Cyprus offshore gas exploration
The Chinese giant CNOOC is one of the latest companies to show interest in oil and gas exploration offshore Cyprus.
LNG vehicle tax break bill defeated in US Senate vote
A bipartisan vote for legislation designed to provide tax incentives for LNG fuelled vehicles has been defeated in the US Senate.
Chesapeake Energy, M3 Midstream and EV Energy in US$ 900 million project
Chesapeake Energy, M3 Midstream and EV Energy Partners have agreed to work together on the construction of a US$ 900 million natural gas processing facility.
ExxonMobil and GE back University initiative
ExxonMobil and GE have publicly announced their support for a new university initiative designed to help bring latest LNG best practices to shale development.
Trends in global energy & resources M&A
Squire Sanders report highlights North American consolidation, growing cross-border activity and the rise of Asian investors.
Gastech 2012 to focus on the role of innovation in ensuring energy supply
Gastech, one of the world’s leading conferences on natural gas is to explore the need for innovation in ensuring sustained energy supply.
Australia’s energy sector sees workforce shortages
The LNG boom of recent years is causing workforce bottlenecks as companies struggle to staff projects.
APGA and Carib LNG exports
The American Public Gas Association has filed a motion to intervene in opposition to the Carib application to export LNG.
Booming, but for how long?
With the rapid rise in demand for LNG from Asia, the Australian coalbed methane (CBM) industry is booming. But could competition from US and Chinese shale gas frustrate Australian ambition?