BP looks to green light US shale, Oman, Trinidad, Tobago and India projects LONDON, Feb 7 (Reuters) – BP is looking at ways to incrementally increase its footprint in US shale oil and gas production, its Chief Executive Officer Bob Dudley said on Tuesday. Dudley said the company will use “a lot of discipline” in investments […]
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Eco Atlantic drilling off coast of Guyana LONDON, Feb 7 (Reuters) – Eco Atlantic Oil & Gas, a Canadian oil explorer, will list on London’s junior AIM market on Wednesday, raising 4.8 million pounds ($6 million) to help finance a drilling campaign offshore Guyana with partner Tullow Oil. Eco Atlantic, which expects to have a
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Statoil looking to drill between five to seven wells in Barents Sea in 2017, 2018 By Nerijus Adomaitis LONDON, Feb 7 (Reuters) – Norway’s Statoil will probably continue with its exploration work offshore the United States, despite an unsuccessful campaign so far, and is also expecting to undertake more drilling in Russia, the company’s exploration
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Lawsuit accuses Scott Pruitt of violating Oklahoma’s Open Records Act By Valerie Volcovici WASHINGTON, Feb 7 (Reuters) – A media watchdog group filed suit on Tuesday to force U.S. President Donald Trump’s pick to head the Environmental Protection Agency to release records detailing his communications with energy companies ahead of a Senate vote to confirm
Syncrude turnaround planned from late April until June – spokesman CALGARY, Alberta, Feb 7 (Reuters) – The Syncrude oil sands project in northern Alberta will undergo planned maintenance on a fluid coker and associated units starting in late April and lasting until June, a company spokesman said on Tuesday. Spokesman Will Gibson did not specify how
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Oil prices fell in Tuesday trading By Jessica Resnick-Ault NEW YORK, Feb 7 (Reuters) – Oil prices that tumbled more than 1 percent Tuesday fell further after settlement, pressured by growing crude stockpiles in the United States as evidence of a burgeoning revival in U.S. shale production could complicate efforts by OPEC and other producers to
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Anderson told Retractionwatch.com the miscalculation of PAH levels was due to an “honest spreadsheet error” By Seth Whitehead, EnergyInDepth One of the authors of a recently retracted University of Cincinnati air quality study that yielded headlines such as Newsweek’s “Fracking Could Increase Risk of Cancer, New Study Finds” has admitted that the corrected study shows
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US will become world’s third-largest exporter of natural gas in 2017 By Jack Anderson, EnergyInDepth BP recently released its 2017 Energy Outlook, a broad overview of the various dynamics at play in the world of energy and a forecast of what we’re going to see this year. This week, Spencer Dale, BP’s Chief Economist, gave
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Impacts of automated driving systems on fuel consumption will be mixed, due to a shift from public transit to light duty vehicles A new report from Navigant Research highlights how emerging automated mobility systems are expected to affect regional transportation fuel consumption during the next two decades, with global forecasts for light duty vehicle (LDV)
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“The only Texas bright spot has been West Texas Permian production.” – Jack Weixel Lower-48 US natural gas production averaged 70.2 billion cubic feet per day (Bcf/d) during Jan. 2017, marking the lowest monthly production level recorded since June 2014, according to analysis from IHS Markit. Jan. production represented the second consecutive monthly decline for US
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