Brazil looks to make friends with oil & gas

Business friendly: head of Brazil's Investment Partnership Programme,"rio oil" Wellington Moreira Franco Agencia Ponto/IBP By Kathrine Schmidt in Rio de Janeiro  26 October 2016 20:39 GMT A key official in the administration of Brazilian President Michel Temer took the stage at Rio Oil & Gas to pledge support for oil and gas investment in Brazil... Continue Reading →

Aker wins BP global pacts

Subsea work: in sight for Aker DNV GL Steve Marshall  27 October 2016 07:20 GMT Aker Solutions has inked a pair of global framework agreements with BP to supply subsea production systems at new field projects to be developed by the British supermajor worldwide. The first five-year deal covers potential engineering, procurement and construction contracts... Continue Reading →

Liza 3 solidifies ExxonMobil Guyana find

Stena Carron: is still on location at Liza 3 Noah Brenner  26 October 2016 13:54 GMT A key appraisal of ExxonMobil’s large Liza oil discovery offshore Guyana was successful, further boosting the resource estimate for what was already the largest oil discovery of 2015, as the partners eye a project sanction next year. The drillship... Continue Reading →

Brazil regulator aims to streamline licensing

  Agencia Ponto/IBP By Fabio Palmigiani in Rio de Janeiro 26/10/2016 Brazilian federal environmental regulator Ibama wants to speed the process of issuing licenses for oil and gas projects, partially ending bureaucratic procedures that locked investments in the sector for far too long. According to Ibama licensing director Rose Mirian Hofmann, the regulator identified approximately... Continue Reading →

Petrobras sees Lapa output near ‘immediately’

Coming online: Roberto Moro, Petrobras' chief production development & technology officer Agencia Ponto/IBP By Fabio Palmigiani in Rio de Janeiro  25 October 2016 22:41 GMT Brazilian oil giant Petrobras expects to start output from the Lapa field within days, as the company waits for the final operating licence to kick-start production from its ninth floating... Continue Reading →

Baker Hughes’s Selfie Looks Good By Liam Denning

Baker Hughes is enjoying the single life. In the six months since its $34 billion merger with Halliburton was called off, Baker Hughes has been remaking itself. Walking away with a $3.5 billion break-up fee from its erstwhile suitor certainly helped. But the real improvements have been all of Baker Hughes' own making. Read more

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