Noble Energy starts production from Gunflint
Noble Energy said it has commenced production at its Gunflint development in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico.
SSE loses 50,000 energy customers amid intense competition
Energy giant SSE revealed it lost another 50,000 gas and electricity accounts as small suppliers continue to put their Big Six rivals under pressure.
Harold Hamm said to be Trump’s top choice for Energy Sec if he becomes President
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is said to be considering nominating oil and gas mogul Harold Hamm as energy secretary should he become President of the United States.
Sinopec cuts production from largest domestic gas field after two killed
China's Sinopec has cut daily production from its largest gas field to four million cubic metres a day after an accident where two people were killed.
Indonesia to start building strategic oil reserves this year
Indonesia has said it plans to start installing tanks for its strategic petroleum reserves with the goal of recovering 30 days worth of emergency stocks.
Study says insurers are ignoring risks of oil and gas investments
One one percent of insurers is said to be assessing the risk of being left with investments in oil and gas reserves held by companies which may prove unviable.
Statoil and Gassco given September deadline for Heimdal improvements
The Norwegian Petroleum Safety Authority (PSA) has given Statoil a deadline of September for a number of improvement points at the Heimdal gas centre.
Maersk Drilling to make up to 140 job losses in Norway
Maersk Drilling is expected to make up to 130 job cuts from its operations in Norway.
Judgement day as workers’ involved in ‘modern day slavery’ await payment
Indian nationals left stranded on an offshore supply vessel in Aberdeen will find out today if they will finally receive cash after they were left unpaid for months of labour.
Video: How virtual reality is helping BP’s drilling operations worldwide
Oil major BP and has been using state-of-the-art facilities to replicate critical jobs carried out on rigs.
ReNew News: Slovnaft creates new service station with an environmentally friendly twist
One of the largest operators of service stations in Eastern Europe has created a brand new energy efficient station.
Norway oil fund coffers boosted by Pokemon Go
Norway’s sovereign oil fund is said to have made good returns on the newly released Pokémon Go game earning more than one billion kroner of Nintendo shares since the game was launched.
Norway to investigate competition conditions in oil industry
Norway's competition watchdog said it will look into whether competition rules are being infringed in the country's oil industry.
Songa Offshore gets approval notice from PSA for Enabler rig
Songa Offshore has been given an acknowledgement of compliance from the Norwegian Petroleum Safety Authority (PSA).
Lundin Petroleum hit with safety improvement points in Norway
Lundin Petroleum has been given a number of improvement points by the Norwegian Petroleum Safety Authority (PSA) after an audit into the Swedish company’s barrier management.
North Sea helicopter crash: Norwegian Government gives five million krone to aid investigation
The Norwegian Government has given more cash to the investigators of a North Sea helicopter crash which killed 13 people.
Keppel Singmarine wins $100mn vessel deal
Keppel Singmarine has won a contract to build three trailing suction hopper dredgers in a $100million deal for Jan De Nul group.
Halliburton posts quarterly loss of $3.5mln on failed Baker Hughes merger
Halliburton has posted a quarterly loss after being hit by a $3.5billion fee it paid to terminating its deal to buy Baker Hughes.
Sinopec shuts down gas pipeline after two people killed
Sinopec has shutdown a section of the Sichuan-East gas pipeline after it two people were killed when the region was hit by a landslide and fire.
Iqarus strengthens team with new CFO appointment
Iqarus has strengthened its team with the appointment of a new chief financial officer to lead the company's financial and governance strategy.
Total unlikely to take on ExxonMobil in Interoil bidding war, analysts say
Total is said to be unlikely to take on ExxonMobil in a bidding war for explorer Interoil.
After weeks of delay, Gorgon production expected to resume
Production is expected to resume shortly at Chevron's liquefied natural gas (LNG) Gorgon export plant.
ConocoPhillips asks for reprieve for Eldfisk Bravo development
ConocoPhillips has reportedly called for a two-year reprieve for further assessments of the Eldfisk Bravo area on the Norwegian Continental Shelf.
Niger Delta Avengers: What we know so far
Militant group the Niger Delta Avengers (NDA) has vowed to start attacking personnel as it continues its fight for oil assets in the West African country.
Climate change costs fears following £1bn scrapping of carbon emissions storage
Cancelling a £1 billion competition to develop technology to capture and store carbon emissions could push up the costs of meeting climate targets, Whitehall’s spending watchdog has warned.