Several BP Gulf of Mexico workers test positive for coronavirus
BP is adjusting the company's offshore procedures after several workers who had previously been aboard a production platform in the Gulf of Mexico tested positive for the coronavirus.
BP is adjusting the company's offshore procedures after several workers who had previously been aboard a production platform in the Gulf of Mexico tested positive for the coronavirus.
Aberdeen-headquartered energy services firm Wood has said “employee reductions are being made” in order to tackle the effect of the coronavirus outbreak.
Energy services firm TechnipFMC has announced a reduction in spending of more than 30% in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
A key climate summit in Glasgow has been postponed until next year due to the coronavirus outbreak.
The uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus pandemic could be a “moment to reassess” for many smaller North Sea oil and gas firms overlooking the energy transition, a top energy analyst has said.
Bilfinger UK has said it will offer the option for the government’s coronavirus furlough scheme, days after terminating onshore workers without support.
Offshore engineering firm Aker Solutions expects revenues to decline thanks to "considerably" reduced activity from operations due to the Covid-19 pandemic fallout.
Energy giant BP has announced a 25% cut in spending in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
Oil futures advanced amid a broader bounce across financial markets while the price of actual crude plummeted to near $15 a barrel.
Aker Energy has opted to halt development work offshore Ghana in response to the coronavirus pandemic, terminating a contract for a floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel with Malaysia’s Yinson Holdings.
Neptune Energy’s UK boss said on Tuesday that talk of the North Sea oil and gas industry being wiped out by a collapse in crude prices is premature.
The Fatal Accident Inquiry (FAI) into a North Sea helicopter crash in 2013 has been delayed due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Subsea 7 has warned of “significant headwinds” from the dual impact of the coronavirus and plummet in oil price.
Many petrol stations will be forced to close due to a lack of sales and their businesses becoming unprofitable, a trade association has warned.
Neptune Energy bosses insist the firm is “resilient enough to meet the challenges of today” as they hunker down for a prolonged period of low oil and gas prices.
Oil is entering a period of unparalleled demand destruction this month that promises to transform the industry for years to come.
Sasol has set out plans to reduce throughput at some of its plants, as South Africa goes into lockdown, while ratings agencies have become more cautious on the company’s outlook.
The Unite trade union has applauded Bilfinger Salamis for stepping back from its earlier decision to make almost 100 workers redundant.
An Aberdeen oil and gas contractor has sacked a number of North Sea workers due to a drop-off in demand related to the coronavirus outbreak.
BP has promised its employees their jobs are safe over the next three months, while the oil major considers ways to cut costs with crude prices plunging.
Shell has warned that cash flow will take a major hit when the firm publishes its first quarter results next month.
The Africa E&P Summit, which had been due to be held on May 20-21, has been pushed back to October 21-22.
Weak demand will drive production shut ins this quarter, IHS Markit’s vice president Aaron Brady told Energy Voice, as storage options are limited.
Sonatrach has confirmed it plans to cut its spending in 2020 by 50%, pushing back projects that are not urgent, the company’s CEO Toufik Hakkar told a local newspaper.
IHS Markit expects as much as 10 million barrels a day of world oil production to be cut or shut-in from April through June as storage fills up and demand craters due to the Covid-19 pandemic.