Saudi Aramco operates a pipeline with a capacity of 5 million barrels a day .
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Fairfield Energy has cut £31million from the total bill to decommission the Greater Dunlin Area in the North Sea.
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That’s according to Citizens Advice. which says licencing regulations for new market entrants are too relaxed.
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Enpro Subsea and DASS Can-K Pumps Inc. today announced a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). which will leverage each company’s expertise to deliver multi-phase pumping solutions for topside and subsea well boosting.
Read More »Exxon Mobil Ready for Norwegian Exit
Speaking after reports that ExxonMobil is preparing to put its Norwegian upstream portfolio up for sale. Neivan Boroujerdi. principal analyst. Europe upstream. at Wood Mackenzie.
Read More »Wood Finishes Work on Shell Solar Plant
Work on Shell’s first solar plant in the Netherlands is complete. according to engineering and construction firm Wood.
Read More »Centrica Makes Smart US Energy Acquisition in $39m Deal
SmartWatt helps organisations boost their energy efficiency and indoor environments as well as reduce costs through upgrades.
Read More »Security Situation in Middle East Threatened Exxon’s Iraqi Oil Deal
The deal will involve the development of two oil fields in southern Iraq.
Read More »Teekay FPSO Deal for Alpha’s Cheviot Field Falls Through
Alpha Petroleum’s plans for developing its flagship UK North Sea field appear to have suffered a blow after its floating production vessel deal with Teekay was terminated.
Read More »Siemens Gamesa Launches Volcanic Rock Energy Storage Site
The firm’s new facility in Hamburg-Altenwerder. Germany. can store 130MWh of energy for up to one week.
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