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Crowley Maritime Corp.’s SOLUTIONS has successfully and safely delivered Shell’s Appomattox semisubmersible Floating Production System (FPS) to the open waters of the U.S. Gulf from Kiewit Offshore Services' construction facility in Ingleside, Texas.
This winter could be a bleak one for America’s natural gas exporters as the fastest-growing buyer of the fuel threatens to halt purchases amid an escalating trade war.
GulfSlope Energy, Inc. has announced that last week it commenced drilling of the Canoe Prospect No.1 well located in the Vermilion Area, South Addition Block 378 with the Rowan Ralph Coffman jack-up rig.
Michele Cowart, World Oil
Danos has been awarded a contract by Shell Exploration and Production Company to provide coatings for Shell’s deepwater Appomattox platform in the Gulf of Mexico.
Don Francis, Contributing Editor
Into the weeds
William (Bill) Head, Contributing Editor
A.I. is just that, artificial— don’t make it a deity
David Renzi, Stress Engineering Services
Use of simulation twins can protect floating assets during hurricane season.
One of Iran’s biggest oil customers is buying more U.S. crude as President Donald Trump sticks to his pledge to squeeze the Persian Gulf nation’s energy trade.
The removal of U.S. crude from goods targeted by Chinese tariffs is a sign that America has become too big to ignore in the oil market.
Kosmos Energy entered into an agreement to acquire Deep Gulf Energy for a total consideration of $1.225 billion.
Chinese President Xi Jinping’s trade policies are threatening to make his environmental goals more costly to meet.
China’s threatened tariff against U.S. LNG comes as a second wave of American export terminals seek financing with an eye toward the Asian giant’s drive to reduce its use of coal.
China is proposing a 25% tariff on imports of U.S. LNG. Shares of Cheniere Energy, fell on the report.
he Trump administration’s plan to relax fuel-economy and vehicle pollution standards could be a boon to U.S. oil producers who’ve quietly lobbied for the measure.
Sinopec is holding-off on buying U.S. crude, as the trade war between Beijing and Washington threatens to make American imports more expensive.
U.S. oil production is not growing as fast as predicted.
Fairfield Geotechnologies proudly announces that it has been awarded two significant processing projects in core areas.
Oil rallies after a brief lull as plunging crude and gasoline inventories in the world’s biggest economy heightened supply concerns.
Saudi Arabia is shipping U.S. crude produced in the Gulf of Mexico to Asia at a time when No. 1 buyer China is snubbing American cargoes.
Fairfield Geotechnologies announces the successful completion in May 2018 of the Stampede deepwater ocean bottom node survey, located in the Green Canyon area of the Gulf of Mexico.