Wood in two-year Gorgon contract extension
Wood has extended a deal to provide a range of services for the Gorgon Stage Two development off western Australia.
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Wood announces further industry collaboration into subsea gear reliability
The next phase of a collaborative industry effort to develop “a better understanding” of subsea equipment has been launched by Wood today.
Statoil faces £809m payout after losing arbitration dispute, reports say
Norwegian oil firm Statoil is facing a £809 million payout to its partners in a Nigerian oilfield - Chevron and Petrobras - after losing an arbitration dispute.
Shell takes ownership of Amberjack Pipeline Company
Shell Midstream Partners announced today that it has entered into its largest ever purchase and sale agreement to acquire ownership interest in Amberjack Pipeline Company.
Oil and gas set for digital disruption – that’s a good thing
We are on the brink of a technological revolution that will fundamentally alter the way we live, work, and relate to one another.
Alba Northern resumes operations following shutdown
A North Sea oil platform shut down following concerns about a gas leak has now resumed operations.
UPDATE: ‘No evidence of gas leak’ from Alba Northern
Chevron has said there is “no evidence” of a gas leak on from its North Sea Alba Northern platform.
Chevron employees arrested as Venezuela clampdown escalates
Two employees of Chevron Corp., one of the few majors still helping Venezuela’s collapsing oil industry, were arrested there on Monday as President Nicolas Maduro ratchets up his crackdown on alleged corruption.
Venezuela’s ‘suffocating’ oil workers plead for dollar payments
A group of workers at Venezuela’s state-owned oil company are requesting wages in dollars as well as meal plans and better health insurance to make up for what they called "suffocating" economic conditions.
New pipeline to solve Erskine wax woes
Serica Energy has announced that a new pipeline is being constructed to solve reccurring issues with wax build-up at the Erskine field.
WATCH: Women in Energy full event
Watch the full video version of the Women in Energy event, held at the Robert Gordon University’s Sir Ian Wood building in Garthdee.
Exclusive interview: Chevron ‘building momentum’ towards Rosebank sanction
US oil major Chevron is “building momentum” towards a final investment decision (FID) on the North Sea Rosebank project.
Tribunal approves Sinopec’s acquisition of Chevron’s South African assets
A competitions tribunal has approved Chinese-state-owned Sinopec's $900million deal for Chevron's assets in South Africa.
Opinion: Women and Energy – an untapped resource
Today is International Women’s Day, an opportunity to recognize the achievements of women and to discuss issues of gender and diversity.
Chevron says impact of climate change ‘minimal’ for decades
Climate change is critical to future energy markets but its effect on Chevron Corp.’s oil and gas business will be minimal for decades to come, the company said in a report Thursday.
Workers stuck on North Sea platform hit by power-supply glitch
US oil major Chevron has shut down production on one of its North Sea platforms due to a power supply glitch.
Opinion: Ruling finally gives clarity over evidence for North Sea prohibition appeals
A judgement handed down by the UK Supreme Court has finally clarified what evidence employment tribunals are entitled to consider when dealing with appeals against enforcement notices issued by the Health and Safety Executive.
Supreme Court ends legal battle between Chevron and HSE over safety notice
The UK Supreme Court has ended a long-running legal battle between Chevron and the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) over a safety notice handed down in 2013.
Clarke closes $10million venture round led by Saudi Aramco
Today, Clarke Industrial Engineering completed the sale of $10 million of Series B Preferred Stock to a group of investors led by Saudi Aramco Energy Ventures.
Wall Street analysts to Exxon: what’s with the silent treatment?
Wall Street wants answers from Exxon Mobil Corp.
Exxon, Chevron perform poorly as energy stocks take a tumble
Exxon Mobil Corp. and Chevron Corp. are the dogs of the Dow, at least for today.
Exxon, Chevron ‘woefully off the pace’
Exxon Mobil and Chevron, usually trendsetters in the oil industry, are woefully off the pace.
Chevron show positivity through growing revenues
Oil giant Chevron has reported encouraging end of year numbers by recording £99billion total revenues, up 23.6% on 2016.
Shell makes huge deep-water Gulf of Mexico discovery
Shell has announced one of its largest US Gulf of Mexico exploration finds in the past decade from the Whale deep-water well.
Oil’s big hitters ready to dive into Mexico’s deep waters
If you’re a super-major oil explorer, Mexico says it’s got a bargain for you.