drilling | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 25

Bill Introduced to Open Up Additional Gulf of Mexico Area to Drilling

The US Senate voted on a bill to allow additional oil drilling off the Florida coast, lifting a former moratorium on drilling within 50 miles of the coast, reported ABC News.

Subsea 7 Awarded $500m Contract in Egypt

The work scope includes the engineering, procurement, installation and pre-commissioning of subsea infrastructure required to develop the hydrocarbon resources from nine wells including 75 km of umbilicals and 100 km ...

Algeria Increases Oil Production by 32,000 b/d

OPEC member Algeria has increased crude oil output by 32,000 barrels per day after starting production at two fields, an energy ministry official said on Sunday.

Magapetco Plans Investments for its Hurghada Concession

Chairman Magawish Petroleum Company (Magapetco), Hamdi Hanafi, affirmed that his company’s investment plan for the 2015/2016 fiscal year includes pumping investments of over EGP 70m into its Hurghada concession area.

Chevron Boosts Efficiency Even as Profits Slide

For Chevron Corp., a dollar spent in the Permian Basin can get 35 percent more oil out of the ground than it could last year, as drilling costs have fallen and as the company works faster on more fertile wells.

Ghana and Suriname Offshore Blocks Progressing

Tullow Oil says its three-field TEN development project offshore Ghana is around 65% complete and on schedule for first oil in mid-2016.

Q3 Startup of Nigerian Offshore Field Announced

Lekoil has issued an update regarding operational activity at the Otakikpo marginal field in Nigeria.

Contractor Awarded $500m by BP and DEA for North Alexandria

Subsea 7 S.A. today announced the award of a contract with a value of approximately USD 500 million by BP, and partner DEA, for the development of the Taurus and Libra subsea fields offshore Alexandria, Egypt.

Shell Icebreaker Takes on Repairs in US State of Oregon

Environmental activists in Portland are protesting the arrival of the Fennica, a vessel that Royal Dutch Shell PLC plans to use in its Arctic offshore drilling project after it's repaired.

Gulf of Mexico Drilling Rigs Sit Idle

The Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea have become a garage for deepwater drillships -- at a cost of about $70,000 a day each. It’s either that or send your precious rig to a scrapyard.

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