Talos Energy: Who is the Mexican mega-well’s operator?
The discovery of a new 1billion barrel field in the Gulf of Mexico caused a ripple in the oil sector yesterday.
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Apache to exit Canada, freeing up more cash for North Sea
Apache Corporation has said that it will stop doing business in Canada following the completion of three sales.
Think-tank delivers climate change warning to oil majors
Major North Sea oil firms will have to cap their global spending by as much as 70% if international climate change targets are to be met, a financial think tank has warned.
Expro in £7.9m North Sea contract win
Oilfield services firm Expro has clinched a £7.9million contract extension with Apache North Sea.
Apache sued in US by welder over pay
A welder who worked for Houston-based Apache Corp. has sued the oil and gas exploration and production company for unpaid overtime and is seeking class action status for other welders who allegedly were not paid properly.
Cave experts to study West Texas oil field for Apache
Houston oil and gas company Apache Corp. has hired the nation’s preeminent cave research institute to study the aquifers around Balmorhea State Park, home to the famous San Solomon Springs.
Bristow wins Apache North Sea contract
Bristow today confirmed it had landed a deal with Apache for its operations in the North Sea.
Apache appoints new North Sea boss
Apache Corporation has appointed a new North Sea boss to take over from Cory Loegering, who has retired.
Who were the main winners and losers in North Sea taxation in 2015?
Chinese-owned Nexen has been unveiled the biggest tax spender in the UK North Sea during the first year of the oil and gas industry slump.
Apache asks for North Sea Corona field consent
Apache has asked the UK Government to sanction its Corona field development in the North Sea.
Apache switching focus to growth after cost-cutting
Apache Corporation said yesterday it was switching its focus from cost-cutting to growth after a “very successful” 2016.
Apache eyes North Sea exploration opportunities after ‘very successful’ 2016
Apache Corporation said today it was switching its focus from cost cutting to growth after a “very successful” 2016.
Subsea 2017: Apache boss says ‘Joe Public’ not sold on clean seabed decommissioning
A North Sea chief said today that UK taxpayers would side with industry ahead of green groups on the subject of decommissioning.
CHC loses North Sea contract with Apache
Aircraft operator CHC Helicopter said today that the loss of its contract with Apache will not have an immediate impact on jobs at the company.
Subsea Expo 2017 is ‘ideal platform’ for the industry to plot a brighter future
Industry body Subsea UK is urging firms to embrace the “new norm” in order to safeguard their future.
Shell, BP have bids accepted for Egyptian exploration, report says
Shell and BP are among the companies to have had bid accepted for oil and gas exploration in Egypt, a news report said.
Apache to sell North Sea Beryl pipeline stake
Operator Apache is selling stakes in key infrastructure in the latest example of independent investment in “midstream” oil and gas operations in the UK North Sea.
Subsea tech firms to showcase goods at springboard event
Subsea technology firms will showcase their cost-lowering, efficiency driving products and systems at an event in Aberdeenshire tomorrow.
North Sea production down 15% at Apache
Apache narrowed its losses in the third quarter despite a 15% dip in North Sea production.
Apache North Sea sinks into the red after huge write-off
A £337million write-off on the value of its assets plunged Apache North Sea (ANS) into the red in 2015.
Apache makes “significant” find in Delaware Basin
Apache said it has made a "significant" find n the US after more than two years of extensive geologic and geophysical work.
Apache hails strong North Sea showing despite net losses hitting £185m
Apache today said it had managed a 100% drilling success rate in the North Sea while adding production from three development wells in the region during the second quarter. The Houston-headquartered firm, which also has operations in Canada, Egypt and the US, said the trio had achieved a 30-day average rate of more than 6,000 barrels of oil equivalent (boe) a daily. Drilling has also started on the Storr play in the Beryl area, the company said in its second quarter results announcement, which revealed net losses of $244million (£185million).
Timelapse: Incredible footage of the Beryl field from sunrise to sunset
This incredible footage shows timelapse of Apache's Beryl field.
Wood Group wins North Sea deal with Apache
Wood Group has landed a North Sea deal with Apache.
WilPhoenix resumes operations with Apache
Awilco Drilling has confirmed its semi-submersible WilPhoenix has resumed operations with operator Apache after the two companies settled a dispute.