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Measuring product in oilfield storage tanks can pose significant risks to workers if proper precautions are not taken. This video discusses the risks and ways they can be reduced to protect workers.
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Sensor systems for pipeline inspections from Ingu and Rheidiant are among the initial selections to receive funding under Chevron’s CTV Catalyst Program.
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Husky Energy awarded the EPCI contract for its $1.6-billion expansion project, West White Rose, to TechnipFMC. It includes the supply and installation of subsea equipment.
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A third Damen security vessel will be deployed to provide security and other support services to the international offshore oil companies active off the coast of Nigeria in the Gulf of Guinea, in cooperation with the Nigerian Navy.
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A group of Korean commercial divers have obtained their Health and Safety Executive (HSE) diving certification on the first ever Korean-language HSE diving course at The Underwater Centre in Fort William, Scotland.
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Williams named John D. Chandler as senior vice president and CFO. Chandler previously served as CFO of Magellan Midstream Partners from 2002 to 2014, overseeing all financial aspects of the company’s operations. Prior to that, he worked in various financial roles at MAPCO and Williams.
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With Hurricane Harvey closing in, operators have evacuated a significant number of platforms in the Gulf of Mexico, shutting in substantial production.
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Two more oil fields in Libya are being closed after an armed group took over pipelines to both deposits, further disrupting the OPEC nation’s plan to boost crude production.
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The BSEE report shows that since yesterday, oil production has improved slightly, while gas production has decreased slightly in the Gulf of Mexico as a result of Hurricane/Tropical Storm Harvey’s ongoing effects.
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Baku Shipyard completed the sea trials of BP's subsea construction vessel Khankendi, which is being constructed for the Shah Deniz Stage 2 project.
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The Russian ice-breaking LNG carrier Christophe de Margerie completed its first commercial voyage, transporting LNG from Norway to South Korea via the Northern Sea route (NSR). The vessel set a new time record for crossing the NSR of 6.5 days. It became the world's first mechant vessel to travel the full length of the NSR without an ice-breaker escort vessel, accordin…
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An appeals court on 22 August rejected the federal government’s approval of a natural gas pipeline project in the southeastern US, citing concerns about its effect on climate change.
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