Evolution Well Services Inks 2-Year Electric Frac Deal
Evolution Well Services has landed a 24-month deal providing electric fracking services to an unnamed onshore oil and gas producer beginning this quarter.
Higher Non-OPEC Output Will Keep Oil Prices Honest in 2020
OPEC and its allied producers might be cutting output, but incremental non-OPEC production and demand doubts are likely to prevent oil benchmarks from overshooting current trading ranges.
Saipem to Test Plastic Recycling Tech
Saipem reported Monday that it has signed a license agreement to test a new technology for the disposal and reuse of plastics.
SNC-Lavalin Wins UAE Haliba Field Contract
Execs from the Al Dhafra joint venture commemorate first oil from the Haliba field in this ADNOC photo from July 2019. PHOTO SOURCE: ADNOC
OPEC, IEA or EIA Completely Wrong in 2020 Oil Market Analysis
Somebody big has got their analysis of the 2020 oil market flat wrong.
Libya Oil Production Plunges
Libya's eastern warlord kept virtually all of the nation's oil fields shut in a show of defiance after world leaders failed to persuade him to sign a peace deal.
Panhandle Appoints New CEO
Panhandle Oil and Gas Inc. has revealed that Chad L. Stephens has been approved as the new chief executive officer of the company.
Global Exploration Poised for Upswing
Global exploration is poised for an upswing as operators flock to licensing rounds, according to Rystad Energy.
Snake Oil Goes Mainstream
An obscure part of the global marine-fuel market, once viewed as having little value for most shippers, is about to have its day.
Oil Up After Unrest Hits Key OPEC Producers
Oil jumped back above $65 a barrel as supply disruptions in Iraq and Libya reignited concerns over the market's vulnerability to geopolitical risk in key production regions.
Oil Prices Nearly Flat for the Week
WTI and Brent crude oil futures posted small gains Friday but are down slightly for the week.
McDermott Hits Freeport LNG Milestone
Train 2 at Freeport LNG has begun commercial operations, engineering and construction contractor McDermott reported Friday.
US Adds 15 Oil, Gas Rigs
The U.S. rig count increased for the first time this year as the nation added 14 oil rigs and one gas rig.
Angola's Oil Drilling Ramps Up
Angola's ailing oil industry got a shot in the arm this week, with Eni SpA and Total SA both showing their commitment to the OPEC producer.
Schlumberger Posts $10B Loss in 2019
Schlumberger posted a $10.1 billion loss in 2019 amid North America land market weaknesses.
China Energy Leaders Set for Shake-Up
Top executives at China's leading energy companies are set for a power shake-up as the nation takes steps to reorganize and revamp its leadership and energy infrastructure.
First Shafag-Asiman Expl. Well Spudded Offshore AZ
BP announced this week that the first exploration well was spudded on the Shafag-Asiman offshore block in the Azerbaijan sector of the Caspian Sea.
Trans Mountain Oil Pipeline Wins Legal Battle
PM Justin Trudeau's bid to complete the Trans Mountain oil pipeline won a major victory Thursday as Canada's top court rejected an appeal brought by British Columbia aimed at challenging the project.
Oil Heads for Weekly Drop Amid Demand Concerns
Oil is headed for a weekly drop amid persistent demand concerns.
Oil Companies Face Serious Decisions on Iraq
Many oil and gas companies face serious decisions regarding their short and mid-term plans in Iraq, according to Rystad Energy.



















