Oil Search boasts of highest quarterly production figures as Exxon’s PNG pays off
Papua New Guinea's Oil Search has posted its highest quarterly production figures in the firm's 88 year history.
Firefighters at Sellafield nuclear site launch strike
Firefighters at the Sellafield nuclear site have launched the first of two 12-hour strikes in a dispute over pay and conditions.
Watch: IEA executive director on when oil markets might rebalance
Fatih Birol, executive director of the International Energy Agency, discusses a rebalancing in oil markets, oil production, US markets and prices. He speaks on “Bloomberg Markets: Asia.”
UK North Sea oil faces quickening decline if no Brexit deal
The U.K. oil and gas industry faces a faster decline if Prime Minister Theresa May fails to agree to a trade deal with the European Union, as restrictions on the movement of workers and equipment would increase costs.
Gulf of Mexico oil spill may be largest since 2010 BP Macondo disaster
An oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico last week may be the largest in the US since the 2010 blowout at BP Plc’s Macondo well that sank the Deepwater Horizon rig.
President banks first $1.5million from Argentine fields
Argentina focused President Energy has banked the first proceeds following the delivery of oil from the Puesto Flores Field.
Watch: Why renewable energy is a record breaker
Last year was another record breaker for renewables, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA).
OGTC’s TechX gears up with support ahead of launch
More than 50 industry leaders, entrepreneurs and established organisations have signed up to support start-ups and SMEs through the Oil & Gas Technology Centre’s soon-to-be launched technology accelerator.
UK Oil and Gas Investments in ‘prime position’ to exploit Weald discovery
UK Oil and Gas Investments claim to be in "prime position" to exploit a 1,400 ft thick oil deposit in the south of England.
UK Government updates mergers regime to protect national security
Measures to update the merger system and better protect national security have been set out today by Business and Energy Secretary Greg Clark.
Elevator launches matchmaking service for entrepreneurs
Social enterprise Elevator is to launch a season of new events and activities for budding entrepreneurs to find potential business partners.
US military not blaming Iraqi Government after forces enter oil rich Kirkuk
The US Pentagon is declined to blame the Iraqi government for the violence in Kirkuk and instead is urging the central government in Baghdad and the Kurdish authorities to negotiate their differences.
Petrofac and NHS to address emergency preparedness
Oil and gas workers can now get training on what to do if a co-worker is hospitalised.
Watch: US rig fire update
Emergency services were still dealing with an oil rig fire in the US last night.
Inflation on the rise as households face ‘triple whammy’ of airfares, fuel and electricity prices
Inflation looks set to leap to a five-year high on Tuesday as households face a triple-whammy hit from rising airfares, fuel and electricity prices.
EnerMech awarded hose supply and services contract for Shell Prelude
Global engineering and maintenance services provider, EnerMech, has been awarded a five year contract for hose and hose fittings supply and services for Shell’s Prelude FLNG Facility in Western Australia.
US windfarm developer notifies Polish government of dispute
A US windfarm developer has notified the Polish Government of a $700million dispute with state run companies.
Watch: Impact on oil market as Iraqi forces advance on Kirkuk
Jason Gammel, equity research analyst at Jefferies, examines the potential oil market impact as Iraqi forces advance towards the disputed city of Kirkuk. He speaks on “Bloomberg Surveillance.”
Watch: What is it like to live and work on a ship in a storm?
This unearthed footage captures what it is like living and working in a North Sea Emergency Response and Rescue Vessels (ERRV) during a storm.
Watch: Update given on Louisiana rig fire
One person is still missing following a oil rig fire in the US.
Mystery over drone found in North Sea solved
The mystery of how an aerial drone ended up in the North Sea has been solved.
Highlands eyes East Denver production
Highlands Natural Resources is eyeing production start-up at two shale wells in Colorado.
Frontera snaps up remaining Pacific Midstream stake
Canadian energy firm Frontera has agreed to acquire the outstanding shares in Pacific Midstream Ltd.
Pakistan gets ‘pay as you go’ solar investment to help millions living off-grid
A utility company is investing $200,000 in a Pakistan based "pay as you go" solar energy provider.
Statoil given go-ahead for drilling on Troll
Norwegian operator Statoil has been given the green light for drilling on the giant Troll gas field, in the North Sea.