Upstream Updates

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  1. Oil and Gas at the Technology Crossroads
    Automation World

    Executives across the oil and gas industry are getting involved with new technology adoption to harness renewable power on a greater scale. But not ...

  2. State Natural Resources department hires new oil and gas overseer
    KTOO

    “His knowledge of upstream oil and gas issues, his experience in project development, and his work on resource economics and policy will add ...

  3. The Rise and Rise of Oil and Gas Sector Bankruptcies
    International Banker

    Out of the specific sectors, upstream oil and gas companies were the worst affected, with 73 filings, while the equipment and services sectors ...

  4. Cost recovery rule and IRR
    Jakarta Post

    79/2010 on recoverable operating costs and income tax treatment for the upstream oil and gas industry. The state oil and gas policymaker, the Energy ...

  5. Premier Oil PLC (OTCMKTS:PMOIY) Given Average Rating of "Hold" by Analysts
    BBNS

    Macquarie raised shares of Premier Oil PLC from a “neutral” rating to an ... The Company is engaged in the business of upstream oil and gas ...

  6. ONGC Videsh Inks Deal with Rosneft to Up Stake in Russia's Vankorneft
    Rigzone

    Chee Yew has covered the upstream and downstream sectors of the oil and gas industry in Asia for more than 15 years. Email Chee Yew at ...

  7. Canadian Overseas Petroleum acquires high quality oil asset in Nigeria
    Energy Global

    Canadian Overseas Petroleum Limited, an international oil and gas exploration and development company focused on offshore West Africa, has ...

  8. Kvaerner ASA: Kvaerner awarded more Njord work
    Nasdaq

    ... and construction (EPC) services, and delivers offshore installations and onshore plants for upstream oil and gas production around the world.

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