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8 February 2019
Royal Dutch Shell leads in global new-build upstream capital expenditure
Shell is expected to spend US$54.6 billion globally on 60 upcoming upstream projects from 2019 to 2025.
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7 February 2019
M&A quarterly deals up 50% in equipment and services
Rowan Companies’ agreement to merge with Ensco, an offshore drilling company, was the top deal registered for Q4 2018.
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6 February 2019
Australia LNG export surge to lift Oceania
After completing a series of new-build LNG export projects over the next five years, Australia will have the largest LNG export capacity in the world.
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6 February 2019
M&A quarterly deals down 59% for midstream oil and gas sector
M&A activity for Q4 2018 was down 59% from the US$94 billion in M&A deals announced in Q3 2018.
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6 February 2019
EMEA was awarded most oil and gas contracts in Q4 2018
Europe, the Middle East and Africa had the most contracts, representing around 43% of the total awarded contracts in Q4 2018.
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6 February 2019
Venezuela’s failing oil sector will require more than fresh elections to recover
Newly imposed US sanctions on Venezuela will definitely weaken the finances of the current regime.
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5 February 2019
Buying spree expands Eni’s Middle East footprint
Eni has acquired major development and production assets over the last two years that may make it one of the region’s key international players in the coming years.
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4 February 2019
Why South Korea’s shipyards expect a Qatari windfall
The state-owned petroleum company of Qatar is eyeing 60 new super-sized LNG carriers to expand its fleet.
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1 February 2019
New spenders set to shake up Middle East oil sector
A look at the active and planned project work in the oil and gas sector across the Middle East suggests a shift is underway in spending patterns.
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31 January 2019
Upstream project start-ups set to soar in Europe
Greenfield projects coming online in 2019 are predominantly shallow water developments in the UK and Norway.