Management
The Denver-headquartered shale producer will become a pure-play operator of the Marcellus Shale in West Virginia.
The $100-billion project is widely considered the largest unconventional development outside of the US and is noted by Aramco as the largest nonassociated gas development in the Kingdom.
Preliminary estimates indicated recoverables of between 30 million and 110 million BOE at the discoveries, which Equinor called its largest of the year.
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Challenges to development, including costs, cited as reasons for turning back the acreage. -
Jackup rig Borr Norve has started drilling operations on the project’s fourth production well, DHIBM-6H.
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Fervo Energy’s bet that fracturing methods can be used for geothermal power is looking like a winner.
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Wave power plus a subsea battery can be a reliable source for subsea operations, to a point.
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Woodside confirms key contracts for deepwater Mexican Gulf development.
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National oil companies and traditional upstream players are progressively focusing on cleaner and more environmentally friendly energy initiatives.
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Norwegian energy company Equinor has acquired a 25% stake in the Bayou Bend CCS project from Houston-based Carbonvert.
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Registration is open for the SPE Europe Energy GeoHackathon, which will be held in October and November. It will be preceded by 4-week online bootcamp sessions on data science and geothermal energy, which will begin on 2 October.
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The deal is expected to support the LNG producer's Sabine Pass Liquefaction expansion project.
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The contractor will install flexible pipe and subsea structures on the field in Block 17 offshore Angola.
