Field/project development
The Loran Phase 2 license award builds on BP’s growing presence in Venezuela as it seeks to develop offshore projects, particularly shared fields near Venezuela’s maritime border with Trinidad and Tobago.
ExxonMobil and its Area 4 partners have awarded $1.1 billion in pre-investment contracts for long-lead upstream equipment supporting Mozambique's Rovuma LNG project. The awards, led by OneSubsea, mark a key step toward FID as development advances on ExxonMobil's largest global investment.
Gran Tierra will refocus its investment strategy to strengthen its portfolio in Canada and Azerbaijan while Maurel & Prom, majority owned by Pertamina’s international upstream arm, grows its South American footprint in Colombia and Ecuador.
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New sibling facility to Calcasieu Pass will boast nameplate liquefication capacity of 20 mtpa of LNG. -
Proposed US West Coast LNG terminal had long been a source of dispute between nearby property owners, indigenous peoples.
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After 9 years of contributing to JPT, it’s time to hang up my spurs. I wanted to use this opportunity to raise a couple of issues, namely the effect and utility of machine learning and the usage of point-and-click engineering software.
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The authors present a countrywide benchmarking of ultimate recovery factor for oil reservoirs in Kuwait.
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Woodside and BHP make final investment decision on $12 billion offshore development and additional LNG train in Australia. The approval on Monday came at the same time the operators signed an agreement to merge BHP’s petroleum unit into Woodside, originally announced in August.
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SBM will supply the FPSO and TechnipFMC will supply more than 50 subsea trees and a dozen manifolds for the project offshore Guyana.
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Companies join forces in carbon capture project near LNG facility.
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The new production vessel will be installed at the state oil company’s Parque das Baleias complex.
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Africa’s first floating LNG facility will be towed from South Korea to its new home on the Coral South project.
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Norwegian oil firm chooses Aker, Sevan, TechnipFMC and others to continue studying $8-billion-plus Barents Sea development.
