Here’s a roundup of the latest E&P headlines, including interest in some projects changing hands and new contract awards.
The two-well Gulf of Mexico development will send 16,000 boe/d at peak rates to the Appomattox production semisubmersible.
From the mobile offshore production unit arriving at the Nong Yao Field offshore Thailand to approval for the Castorone vessel to resume operations, below is a compilation of the latest headlines in the E&P space.
The deepwater greenfield project in the Gulf of Mexico targets reserves in the high-pressure Paleogene reservoir.
The operator is dropping two of five rigs in its legacy East Texas and northwestern Louisiana play and continuing two north of Houston.
The BP-operated Greater Tortue Ahmeyim project on the Mauritania and Senegal maritime border is expected to produce 2.3 million tonnes per annum during it’s initial phase.
Sabah Oil & Gas Development Corp. says its collaboration with Gibson Shipbrokers will unlock energy availability for domestic and international markets.
Woodside Energy’s Trion is expected to start production in the Mexican sector of the Gulf of Mexico in 2028, and Woodside said the impact assessment will help the operator engage with local communities during the construction phase.
Geothermal company Fervo Energy is learning from oil and gas drilling and completion techniques to improve geothermal well costs and drill times.
First gas from the TotalEnergies-operated project is expected in fourth-quarter 2024.