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Wood Mackenzie predicts rise in deepwater marrkets

Drilling activity and spending will significantly increase in global deepwater markets over the next decade, according to a study from Wood Mackenzie. The « Future of Global Deepwater Markets » study indicates well spend is expected to rise from US$43 billion in 2012 to US$114 billion in 2022.

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US to probe nine countries for selling steel pipes at unfairly low price

Aug 03, 2013 The US Commerce Department launched a probe against South Korea, India, Vietnam, the Philippines, Saudi Arabia, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, and Ukraine of unfair and illegal trade practises. Senators Sherrod Brown and Rob Portman called on the US International Trade Commission (ITC) to protect domestic producers of Oil Country Tubular Goods (OCTG) from foreign competitors that use unfair and illegal trade practises. Noting that Ohio-based companies that produce Oil Country Tubular Goods (OCTG) support many good-paying ...

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Azerbaijan: Consortium Formed To Build Trans-Adriatic Pipeline

Aug 01, 2013 Azerbaijan

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China finds more oil offshore

Jul 30, 2013 The latest discovery of oil and natural gas reserves offshore China proves the area is prolific for energy explorers, China National Offshore Oil Corp. said. CNOOC announced it made two new exploration discoveries in the Bohai Bay off the Chinese coast. The company said drilling operations at the Bozhong 8-4 and Kenli 10-4 wells encountered a combined 311 feet worth of oil reservoir and 36 feet of natural gas layer. « The successful discovery ...

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China Opens Pipeline to Bring Gas from Burma

Jul 28, 2013 China says it has switched on a new pipeline bringing natural gas from Burma. It

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Sudan delays oil pipeline closure

Jul 25, 2013 Sudan has agreed to delay closing an economically vital pipeline carrying South Sudanese oil, the Ethiopian foreign ministry said on Friday.

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Suncor and other oil producers rebound on optimism that pipeline bottlenecks are beginning to ease

Jul 22, 2013 Suncor Energy Inc. and other Canadian oil stocks have risen twice as much as global competitors after the country

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Illegal tapping blamed for oil pipeline explosion in Mexico

Jul 20, 2013 A pipeline explosion that injured seven people and sent flames and smoke shooting hundreds of feet into the air in central Mexico was caused by illegal tapping, Mexico’s state-owned oil company said. The pre-dawn explosion in a farm field injured four police officers and three firefighters among those called to the scene by a report of an oil leak, the state prosecutor’s office said. Petroleos Mexicanos, or Pemex, issued a statement on its Twitter ...

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