Rigzone Industry News

'New Zealand will continue to need gas and coal to keep our economy moving for decades to come'.

Shell remitted a total of $67 billion to state coffers in its countries of operation last year.

Sinochem purchased one of the first crude cargoes shipped through a new pipeline in Canada designed to move oil from Alberta to the Pacific Coast for export.

'No one would produce crude oil knowing fully well that it is not going to get to the terminal'.

The regulator warned a proposal by a government-appointed climate committee to suspend new oil and gas licenses would threaten energy security in Europe, wash out jobs in Norway and dent state revenues.

North America's rig count dropped week on week for the first time in 2024, according to Baker Hughes.

Norway has designated two areas in the North Sea for applications for CO2 storage projects.

Nigeria introduced new measures aimed at revamping investment in the country's oil and natural gas sector.

The Decommissioning Data Visibility Dashboard of the United Kingdom (UK) regulator now includes field-specific information from 15 operators.

The fourth governing council of the NCDMB has been inaugurated by Petroleum Minister Heineken Lokpobiri.