Field/project development
While discussions on the commercial terms for gas sales continue, the release of the jackup rig intended to drill production wells calls into question Shell’s plans for first gas in 2027.
As Egypt’s largest oil and gas investor, Eni is ramping up its 2026–2027 drilling campaign with new investments cross the Mediterranean offshore, Nile Delta, Western Desert, and offshore Sinai to strengthen the country’s role as a regional gas and LNG export hub.
This paper illustrates a case study from a greenfield oil development in Sarawak that is planned for a fit-for-purpose development scope to create value and develop oil resources in a phased manner within 4 years of project framing.
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Service company was previously awarded a similar scope of work related to Shell's Vito project in the US Gulf. -
The facility is the second delivered under Aker BP’s platform alliance designed to use a more integrated project delivery model.
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Brazil has plans to create a competitive gas market. Equinor is operating two big projects that could offer a model for how a company not named Petrobras could market gas produced offshore.
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US Gulf project will use a similar floating solution to the operator’s Vito project due onstream next year.
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Chevron is having to drill a fifth production well at Israel’s Leviathan natural gas and gas-condensate field to keep production ahead of rising demand, driven by exports to Egypt’s growing LNG hub.
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The Zama field was once considered the ideal result of Mexico's energy reforms that sought to bolster the country's oil and gas output by inviting private companies to participate in the energy sector.
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The Gorgon gas project will consist of a new floating field-control station and subsea compression infrastructure.
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The contractor will supply over 300 km of flexible pipe between four field developments offshore Brazil.
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The North Sea project is set to include 23 subsea, oil-producing wells tied into four subsea templates to tap an estimated 200 million bbl of oil.
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The discovery in the US Gulf of Mexico was tied back through a single well completion to existing infrastructure.
