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16 Aug 18 |
Congo (Brazzaville): Anglo African Oil & Gas spuds TLP-103 well on the Tilapia oil field Anglo African Oil & Gas has confirmed that the TLP-103 well on the Tilapia oil field spudded on 15 August 2018. AAOG holds a 56% working interest in the producing Tilapia field, which is located in the prolific Lower Congo Basin in the Republic of the Congo. |
16 Aug 18 |
Norway's production increases in July 2018 Preliminary production figures for July 2018 show an average daily production of 1,911,000 barrels of oil, NGL and condensate, which is an increase of 64,000 barrels per day compared to June. |
16 Aug 18 |
Trinidad: Range Resources provides Trinidad operations update Range Resources has provided an update with respect of its Trinidad operations. The Company has commenced the sales facilities upgrade as part of its ongoing infrastructure modernisation activities at the Beach Marcelle field and plans to drill two new development wells, both located on the North-East area of the Beach Marcelle field, as part of its work programme this year. |
16 Aug 18 |
Nigeria: Eland Oil & Gas provides Opuama operations update Eland Oil & Gas has announced that its joint-venture subsidiary, Elcrest Exploration and Production Nigeria, has successfully completed the Opuama-10 well and will be handing over to the Opuama field production team imminently. Initial production from Opuama-10 is expected to be in line with previous guidance, at between 4,000 and 6,000 bopd. |
15 Aug 18 |
Australia: Galilee Energy announces first gas from the Glenaras multi-lateral pilot programme Galilee Energy has provided an update on production operations at the Glenaras multi-lateral pilot programme. The wells are currently producing at excellent water rates, which are now levelling off as gas production commences. |
15 Aug 18 |
China: Aker Solutions wins orders for Liuhua power umbilical systems in China Aker Solutions has won orders valued at more than NOK 350 million to deliver power umbilical systems to China National Offshore Oil Corporation's (CNOOC) Liuhua oil fields in the South China Sea, off Hong Kong. |
