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SLUGCATCHER
Slug’s unconventional wisdom
(Monday, 14 May 2012)
WHEN does the unconventional become conventional? That is a question
Slugcatcher
suspects a few delegates at the annual APPEA conference might be asking this week as they contemplate a program chock full of talks about unconventional gas.
Full Story...
MORE SLUGCATCHER
Woodside wins Slug’s wooden spoon
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PREMIUM FEATURES
Boom times ahead for offshore exploration
(Friday, 18 May 2012)
THIS year’s acreage release points to boom times ahead for exploration in Australian waters, with overseas companies leading the charge.
Full Story...
MORE PREMIUM FEATURES
Otto widening focus
Fear, fundamentals or speculation?
New offshore blocks up for grabs
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TECHNICAL & PRODUCT
Going horizontal to prove a point
(Friday, 18 May 2012)
THE successful completion of drilling the final two of a five-well coiled tubing drilling campaign in the US has proved that a UK company’s bottomhole assembly works horizontally.
Full Story...
MORE TECHNICAL & PRODUCT
Bentley debuts newest SACS software
More efficient piping
Enteq buying XXT
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LETTERS
In response to NSW’s gas domestic
(Friday, 18 May 2012)
NEWS that New South Wales is considering a domestic gas reservation policy has stirred up a fair bit of response from
Energy News Premium
readers.
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LIQUIFIED NATURAL GAS
Gillard to break ground on Ichthys
(Friday, 18 May 2012)
INPEX and partners are expected to officially break ground on their giant $US34 billion Ichthys LNG project in Darwin this morning.
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MORE LIQUIFIED NATURAL GAS
Japanese eye Wheatstone
Chubu’s Gillete moment
Santos runs amongst the bulls at PNG LNG
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COAL SEAM GAS
CSG has little impact on groundwater: report
(Friday, 18 May 2012)
THE Queensland Water Commission’s report into the impacts of coal seam gas exploration has confirmed what the CSG industry has always proclaimed – CSG activity has little impact on groundwater supplies.
Full Story...
MORE COAL SEAM GAS
Spin spend a $32M waste
Greater powers for landholders
NSW gas domestic brewing
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SHALE GAS
Aurora seeks $120M for shale development
(Thursday, 17 May 2012)
AURORA Oil and Gas plans to raise around $A120 million through an underwritten placement to fund the development of its increased Sugarkane field acreage in the liquids-rich area of the Eagle Ford shale.
Full Story...
MORE SHALE GAS
Nelson plays dead bat to takeover talk
Bullish picture for shale but long way to go
Beach speculation rages
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SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT
CSG has little impact on groundwater: report
(Friday, 18 May 2012)
THE Queensland Water Commission’s report into the impacts of coal seam gas exploration has confirmed what the CSG industry has always proclaimed – CSG activity has little impact on groundwater supplies.
Full Story...
MORE SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT
Send in the marines
Oilies honoured in APPEA awards
Greater powers for landholders
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CAREERS & RECRUITMENT
Send in the marines
(Thursday, 17 May 2012)
THAT is the solution a Perth company is proposing to the skills shortage that is threatening the oil and gas industry in Western Australia’s north.
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MORE CAREERS & RECRUITMENT
Staff problems not limited to Australia
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DRILLING
Going horizontal to prove a point
(Friday, 18 May 2012)
THE successful completion of drilling the final two of a five-well coiled tubing drilling campaign in the US has proved that a UK company’s bottomhole assembly works horizontally.
Full Story...
MORE DRILLING
More promising results from southern Cooper quest
Shabeel-1 disappoints
US Update
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PIPELINES
More pipeline works for Maui
(Wednesday, 16 May 2012)
MAUI Development Ltd has confirmed a $NZ25 million ($A19.4) million upgrade of the Maui gas pipeline following the disastrous pipeline rupture that effectively crippled much industry across New Zealand's upper North Island for six days last October.
Full Story...
MORE PIPELINES
Battle for Hastings heats up
QCLNG pipes in more local work
APA moves to reassure regulator over Hastings bid
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PRODUCTION
US Update
(Friday, 18 May 2012)
IN TODAY’S US update: Petsec’s production boost; Grand Gulf attracts experienced partner for Desiree; Red Fork to spin more drill bits; and Mako begins Provost drilling.
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MORE PRODUCTION
Beryl continues to shine for Apache
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Industrial peace plan backfires
(Friday, 18 May 2012)
FOR a labour hire company supplying personnel to the offshore oil and gas industry, a no-ticket, no-start policy seemed the best way to keep industrial peace.
Full Story...
Training, infrastructure top priority in budget
(Friday, 18 May 2012)
WESTERN Australian Treasurer Christian Porter has announced plans to inject $A77.6 million into an initiative that aims to alleviate the state’s growing skills shortage.
Full Story...
News Wrap
(Friday, 18 May 2012)
IN TODAY’S News Wrap: pension funds get windy about CSG; Canadian club; and more Argentinian nationalisation fears.
Full Story...
CURRENT FOCUS FEATURES
APPEA
Beckett: Waiting for service sector
Nelson plays dead bat to takeover talk
Spin spend a $32M waste
Beach speculation rages
Oilies honoured in APPEA awards
Macfarlane quashes call for east coast domestic gas reservation
Greater powers for landholders
Carbon woes
Exxon fears advantage could drift away
Long way to go for Pluto expansion
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TODAY'S STORIES CONTINUED
Boom times ahead for offshore exploration
Exclusively for Premium Subscribers
(Friday, 18 May 2012)
THIS year’s acreage release points to boom times ahead for exploration in Australian waters, with overseas companies leading the charge.
Full Story...
CSG has little impact on groundwater: report
(Friday, 18 May 2012)
THE Queensland Water Commission’s report into the impacts of coal seam gas exploration has confirmed what the CSG industry has always proclaimed – CSG activity has little impact on groundwater supplies.
Full Story...
Going horizontal to prove a point
(Friday, 18 May 2012)
THE successful completion of drilling the final two of a five-well coiled tubing drilling campaign in the US has proved that a UK company’s bottomhole assembly works horizontally.
Full Story...
Life extender
(Friday, 18 May 2012)
SEMBCORP Marine’s Sembawang Shipyard has secured three contracts worth $S130 (A103.5) million for ship repair and highly specialised offshore and LNG carrier upgrading.
Full Story...
ABB powering pipelayers
(Friday, 18 May 2012)
ABB has won a $US18 ($A18.2) million from Daewoo to supply energy efficient propulsion and electrical power systems for two new deep sea pipeline installation vessels.
Full Story...
Getting into deep water
(Friday, 18 May 2012)
ENSCO has chosen ABS as the class society for its advanced-capability ultra deepwater drillship to be built at Samsung Heavy Industries shipyard in Geoje, South Korea.
Full Story...
Power boat
(Friday, 18 May 2012)
GLOBAL power systems company Rolls-Royce has won a £6 million ($A9.6 million) contract to provide an integrated design, power and propulsion and equipment systems package for an offshore supply vessel.
Full Story...
Bangladesh push
(Friday, 18 May 2012)
A SPECIALIST lubrication arm of BP is pushing into the Bangladeshi market through an agreement with a Dhaka-based distributor.
Full Story...
Send in the marines
(Thursday, 17 May 2012)
THAT is the solution a Perth company is proposing to the skills shortage that is threatening the oil and gas industry in Western Australia’s north.
Full Story...
News Wrap: PTTEP, Total, and Repsol
(Thursday, 17 May 2012)
IN TODAY’S wrap: Total plugs Elgin; Thailand’s PTTEP backpedals on Australian floating LNG project; and Repsol files class action lawsuit against Argentina in New York.
Full Story...
Fraccing fracas continues
(Thursday, 17 May 2012)
A RESEARCH paper on potential water contamination from hydraulic fracturing is at the centre of a raging controversy, with pro and anti-fraccing camps at loggerheads over the study’s validity.
Full Story...
Hydratight a one percenter
(Thursday, 17 May 2012)
EVERY football coach loves to mention those little one percenters that can make the difference between success and failure. Indeed, one even wrote out his list of one percenters that, when tallied up, came to more than 100%.
Full Story...
Asia seeking offshore support
(Thursday, 17 May 2012)
CARGO-handling specialist Cargotec has secured contracts to deliver MacGregor anchor-handling, mooring and towing solutions for 15 offshore support vessels being built in China.
Full Story...
A quick turnaround
(Thursday, 17 May 2012)
THAT is what Burkert hopes to bring its customers with its modular valve and block package that is designed to make systems quickly and easy.
Full Story...
Fairstar the rig carrier
(Thursday, 17 May 2012)
FAIRSTAR Heavy Transport has won a $US2.9 million contract to transport the drilling rig Offshore Vigilant from Port of Spain, Trinidad to Vung Tau, Vietnam.
Full Story...
Energy Briefs
(Thursday, 17 May 2012)
IN TODAY’S briefs: Holloman completes Cooper farm-out; Oil Basin readies Backreef testing.
Full Story...
Beckett: Waiting for service sector
(Wednesday, 16 May 2012)
GENERAL manager for Chevron for greater Gorgon Colin Beckett thinks both industry and government should be doing more to support the embryonic services industry and make it a sector that outlasts the current gas boom.
Full Story...
Central’s production mystery
(Wednesday, 16 May 2012)
OUSTED Central Petroleum managing director John Heugh is puzzled by comments reportedly made by Richard Cottee, who has been lined up to take the reins at the outback-focused explorer.
Full Story...
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WHEN does the unconventional become conventional? That is a question Slugcatcher suspects a few delegates at the annual APPEA conference might be asking this week as they contemplate a program chock full of talks about unconventional gas.
THIS year’s acreage release points to boom times ahead for exploration in Australian waters, with overseas companies leading the charge.
NEWS that New South Wales is considering a domestic gas reservation policy has stirred up a fair bit of response from Energy News Premiumreaders.
