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.
Here’s a roundup of the latest E&P headlines, including more hydrocarbons found offshore Namibia near the Venus discovery and a host of new contract awards.
Murphy Oil has promoted Eric M. Hambly to president and COO and E. Ted Botner to executive vice president. Both will continue to report to CEO Roger W. Jenkins.
The Port of Corpus Christi began operations in 1926. Strategically located near major Texas oil and gas production, the port is now the U.S.’ largest energy export gateway, with the Permian Basin in particular a key beneficiary.
Here’s a roundup of the latest E&P headlines, including an update on Enauta’s Atlanta Phase 1 project.
The revenues from Oceaneering International’s manufactured products contracts range in value from less than $10 million to greater than $100 million.
TGS and SLB’s seventh program within the joint venture involves the acquisition of 157 Outer Continental Shelf blocks.
NOV’s CEO Clay Williams is bullish on the company’s digital future, highlighting value-driven adoption of tech by customers.
Helmerich & Payne’s revenue grew internationally and in North America but declined in the Gulf of Mexico compared to the previous quarter.
Seadrill will also resume management services for its West Auriga drillship earlier than anticipated.