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The International Association of Oil and Gas Producers has released three new reports in its series of land transportation recommended practices.
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Companies are looking to plan smaller LNG plants, which may be COVID-proof, but the industry still faces a 100-mtpa shortfall in the mid-2020s.
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The Alberta government has announced a new liability management framework aimed at expediting the cleanup of orphan and inactive well sites, signaling a more active approach to reclamation and management of those sites.
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Operators celebrate first major deepwater project sanctioned since the early-2020 oil crash.
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Based on the early results from mass shut-ins of shale wells, it did not harm long-term production and it paid a short-term dividend with more oil flowing in the days after restarting.
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The mostly low-income, Latino residents of Arvin have joined with other communities to demand setbacks for wells.
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Experts say that more than a decade of research has made it clear that current setback distances, in states where they exist, are inadequate to protect public health. Now, political pressure to push oil and gas wells about half a mile from homes and other buildings is peaking across the country.
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There has been an increased number of major accidents at industrial facilities globally as many have come back online post-lockdown.
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Major oil and gas trade groups expressed confidence in their readiness for a busier-than-usual hurricane season in 2020, even with added logistical considerations stemming from the coronavirus pandemic.
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Shell’s health, safety, and environment team in Argentina, with support from Tenaris, created a new safety protocol during the down period that allowed the company to be the first operator to resume operations in May.