Oil and Gas News

November 17, 2016

Last plea to Obama on offshore drilling limits
Washington (UPI) Nov 16, 2016
Oil and gas exploration in the U.S. waters of the Atlantic Ocean may put some legacy economic interests at risk, a consortium of area businesses said. More than 10,000 business and hundreds of thousands of families tied to commercial fishing sent a letter through an Atlantic Coast business alliance to President Barack Obama urging him to hold off on expanding access to potential drillers. Energy companies use seismic surveys to get a better understanding of the oil and gas reserve potent ... read more

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OPEC, Yellen give oil prices a lift Upbeat assessments about the pace of growth for the U.S. economy and a build in momentum for an OPEC production deal pushed oil prices higher early Thursday. ... more		GE, Maersk team up on drilling technology A new data-driven drilling program could increase the productivity of operations for Danish company Maersk, a marine division of GE announced. ... more		North Dakota oil production falls A regulator in North Dakota said low oil prices were in part behind the decline in crude oil production, last reported at its lowest level since early 2014. ... more
				Safety regulator finds no issues with Johan Sverdrup An audit of elements of the early operations tied to infrastructure at the Johan Sverdrup oil field offshore Norway uncovered few issues, a regulator said. ... more		Expect more output next year, Canadian energy company says The largest oil and gas company in Canada, Suncor said its production could increase more than 10 percent next year while spending moves the other way. ... more

Texas' Wolfcamp shale reserve may be largest ever assessed in U.S. With renewed focus on Texas shale oil deposits, regional bankers said they were planning a regional joint economic conference to discuss a new energy reality. ... more		Russia stirs oil production proposal pot Talks over production levels are expected to yield positive results, including any talks with Iranian representatives gathered in Doha, a Russian minister said. ... more		Solar-driven ionosphere charges may nudge stressed faults toward rupture Stable black carbon in mangrove soils boosts coastal climate role Low crystallinity iron minerals show promise for chromium cleanup and carbon storage		Investment penury risks new oil shock: IEA The lack of investment in new oil projects risks creating a new market upheaval in several years, the International Energy Agency warned on Wednesday. ... more
				Scientists find land-based birds affected by Deepwater Horizon oil spill Scientists have discovered evidence of Deepwater Horizon oil among land-based birds - a reminder of the far-reaching effects of the 2010 disaster. ... more		Oil prices retreat after banner day With some contracts expiring, crude oil prices gave back some of the recent gains after industry data show the U.S. market still favors the supply side. ... more

6th Annual Modular Construction Summit for Oil and Gas Agenda - December 7-9 - Houston

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Norway's DNO signs oil agreement with Iran Norwegian oil and gas company DNO said Wednesday it signed a memorandum of understanding to examine oil field development in Iran. ... more		Niger Delta Avengers strike again A group calling itself the Niger Delta Avengers said it was the one responding to terrorism and tyranny with its latest attack on crude oil export pipeline. ... more		Mojtaba Khamenei: son and successor to Iran's supreme leader With Iran war, US goes it alone like never before Vibes war? Trump pitches Iran conflict on 'feeling'		Oil market latest pressure for Dakota Access pipeline There are concerns about how exposed the Dakota Access oil pipeline is to financial risk in the energy market, a group with ties to climate research said. ... more
Oil-rich Texas takes closer look at earthquakes With neighboring Oklahoma recording almost daily seismic events, an official in oil-rich Texas said he was looking closer for risks associated with energy. ... more		Cheaper, more effective cleanup of abandoned oil and gas wells Abandoned oil and gas wells are a significant source of greenhouse gases but there are so many scattered across the United States that stopping the leaks presents a huge cost for states. Now, a rese ... more		Australia's Woodside expands gas portfolio Australian energy company Woodside Petroleum said it was adding more natural gas assets to its domestic portfolio after a deal with BHP Billiton. ... more		Study links groundwater changes to fracking A new study has found heightened concentrations of some common substances in drinking water near sites where hydraulic fracturing has taken place. The substances are not at dangerous levels and thei ... more

	Relief finally coming at the U.S. gas pump Seasonal trends are finally catching up with U.S. commuters who are starting to see a steady decline in gasoline prices, motor club AAA said in a market report. ... more		Oil prices rise on latest verbal stimulus A rally in crude oil prices was fed by the latest frenzy over OPEC production rhetoric, which overshadowed European reports Tuesday of stagnant economic growth. ... more

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UN chief calls for 'elimination' of fossil fuel subsidies		OPEC's Bearish Report Provides Little Hope For Oil Markets		U.S. drillers focus sights on Permian shale		Australia's LNG sector is booming		Oil trader Trafigura Group jockeys for more transparency
Russian Central Bank anticipates $40 per barrel oil		Oil prices inch lower as pessimism gains traction		Nearly two dozen tremors recorded in Oklahoma in a week		Oil taking on green sheen		Can Oil Markets Survive An OPEC Implosion

New maps created by Stanford scientists reveal safe locations for wastewater injection

Oil prices sharply lower on OPEC production

Israel's Delek examines offshore Canada

Profits for Russian oil giant Rosneft tumble

E.ON reaches milestone with English Channel wind far

Oil-rich Alberta sees trade potential with Asia

Mixed support for Trump's potential energy policiesw

Russian oil producer boasts of gains

Oklahoma's economy showing modest gains

Oil prices follow markets lower after Trump win

IEA's dour view sinks oil prices

Tullow lowers expectations for West African oil

Iraqi-focused DNO oil company turns a profit

UN renews Eritrea sanctions despite push by China for lifting

Alberta lauds U.S. energy ties, but defends NAFTA

Alberta's economy turning corner

Weatherford boss steps down

TAQA reports steep drop in revenue

French major Total confirms Iranian gas agreement

BP to use hydraulic fracturing for Oman's gas

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