First gas for Chevron from Bangka project
Chevron Indonesia said the Bangka field in Indonesia has produced its first natural gas.
Exclusive: Aberdeen oil worker lay “dead” for 20 minutes on vessel off Egypt
An offshore worker has praised his colleagues who raced to help as he lay “dead” for 20 minutes after suffering a cardiac arrest off the coast of Egypt.
Sound Energy to make its mark on London Stock Exchange
Sound Energy will be included in the London Stock Exchange for the first time later this month.
Campaigners discover new twist in campaign against Cromarty crude oil transfers
A campaign group has discovered that the UK is holding up an agreement among countries bordering the North Sea aimed at safeguarding against pollution.
Cluff Natural Resources non-exec director resigns
Cluff Natural Resources said one of its non-executive directors has resigned from the company.
Airport roads to shut for nuclear-waste flights to the US
Roads around Wick Airport will be regularly shut over the next 18 months so nuclear waste can be flown to the United States.
Eni issued with order from safety body over Goliat power failures
Eni has been issued with an order from the Norwegian Petroleum Safety Authority (PSA).
Four days of business at ONS 2016!
ONS 2016 has exceeded our expectations. I am very pleased that we managed to gather so many people in Stavanger this year. The high participation demonstrates an optimism in the industry and confirms that ONS is a key meeting place for fostering new business in a time of transition.
Williams Partners files for Transco pipeline expansion
Williams Partners said it has filed for an approval from the US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to expand its Transco pipeline in Texas and Louisiana.
ITF says hope growing of pay deal for Indian nationals on offshore vessel
The International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF) said around $180,000 has been paid to some of the Indian nationals working on two vessels in the North Sea.
In pictures: BP’s Shah Deniz platform begins sail away to Azerbaijan
A jacket for one of the Shah Deniz stage 2 platforms has begun its sail away for offshore installation.
UK Government urged to take tougher stance on Volkswagen
The British Government is being called on to take a tougher stance against Volkswagen over its emissions fraud.
Bankers Petroleum signs deal with Ionian Refining and Trading for crude oil sales
Bankers Petroleum said it has signed an agreement of a conditional domestic offtake crude oil sales agreement with Ionian Refining and Trading Co.
Petrobras invests $3.25million for Paralympics marketing deal
Petrobras has said it will spend $3.25million to buy marketing rights to the financially troubled Rio de Janeiro Paralympic Games.
BP strikes second China shale contract
Oil major BP has signed a second Chinese shale gas contract with China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC).
Australia to sue Volkswagen over emission scandal
Australia is taking legal action against its local arm of Volkswagen amid claims the company mislead customers by selling modified vehicles which covered up emissions fraud.
Saudi Aramco, Japanese Gov close to expanding Okinawa storage deal
Saudi Aramco and the Japanese government are set to agree on roughly a two million barrel expansion of crude storage capacity in Okinawa used by the state-run firm to store oil.
Norwegian Minister calls for meeting with PSA over Goliat safety fears
A Norwegian politician has called for a meeting with the Petroleum Safety Authority after more than a dozen incidents involving the Goliat field this year.
Subsea 7 begins consultation on North Sea jobs
Subsea 7 has started formal one-to-one consultations with hundreds of staff in Aberdeen.
Premier Oil monthly deferral continues, lender talks “progress well”
Premier Oil said it is in continued discussion with its lending group in terms of its existing financial facilities.
Subsea 7 still looking for new lease opportunities….almost a year after moving staff
Subsea 7 said it is still reviewing its lease opportunities almost a year after it beginning downsizing its staff and closing its West Campus building.
Video: Moment vessel catches fire offshore Brazil
This footage shows the moment a platfrom supply vessel was engulfed in smoke after a fire aboard the ship.
Demand for food parcels increases almost five-fold in Europe’s oil capital
The number of food parcels being handed out in Aberdeen has has gone up almost five-fold in the past two years, according to a charity boss.
SeaBird to buy Hawk Explorer vessel for $1.1m
SeaBird Exploration said it has entered into a contract for the purchase of the vessel Hawk Explorer and its seismic equipment in a $1.1million deal.
Shell makes gas discoveries in Egypt’s Western desert
Oil major Shell said new gas discoveries have been made in a concession area in Egypt's Western desert.