The partial US government shutdown closed some departments and agencies that regulate oil and gas, notably the Department of the Interior and the Environmental Protection …
Month: January 2019
Rystad Energy forecasts offshore spending will outgrow spending on onshore shale activities this year. Service companies exposed to the offshore subsea market and the maintenance, …
A joint venture of Santos and Carnarvon Petroleum is moving swiftly in preparation for its appraisal of last year’s large Dorado oil and gas discovery …
Canadian oil companies reconsidered 2019 production guidance numbers in early January and reevaluated production strategies after Alberta’s government outlined a temporary production cut of heavy …
Political futility of the Green New Deal, which combines decarbonization of the US energy economy with governmentally guaranteed employment and health care, results from more …
The role of an Oil & Gas Journal technical editor is multifaceted. Alongside procuring, editing, and bringing the latest and most relevant technology articles to …
The North Dakota Industrial Commission has approved amendments to the state’s crude oil conditioning requirements. The changes include the addition of a commission-approved oil conditioning …
The US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission issued the final environmental impact statement for Tellurian Inc.’s proposed Driftwood LNG export project and an associated pipeline in …
A federal judge in South Carolina issued an injunction stopping the US Bureau of Ocean Energy Management’s processing of applications for offshore oil and gas …
Hengyuan Refining Co.—a subsidiary of Shandong Hengyuan Petrochemical—has approved a $66.4-million investment to develop and build a hydrogen manufacturing unit as part of a hydrogen …