Oil and Gas News

Thousands of workers needed to boost WA recovery

The demand for skilled workers is set to increase in the Western Australian resources sector over the next 12 to 18 months, according to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy (CME) of WA.
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Oilex resolves Timor dispute

Oilex has executed a deed of settlement and release with the Autoridade Nacional Do Petroleo E Minerais (ANPM) over production sharing contract (PSC) in East Timor.
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The future of media: partnerships, not real estate

Optimising value from B2B marketing budgets has never been more important. For marketing managers, this means ensuring that advertising leads to real sales opportunities. We offer this complimentary guide
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LNG, hydrogen key to global COVID-19 recovery

The International Gas Union’s  (IGU) Global Gas Report 2020 recorded strong growth in 2019, but due to COVID-19 related challenges this year, global gas use is set to fall.

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BP set to expand from oil

BP plans to reshape its business by pivoting from an international oil production company into an integrated energy company focussed on delivering solutions for customers.
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WA grant to bolster resources industry

The Western Australian Government has granted an additional $5 million in funding for the state’s exploration and incentive scheme (EIS) for the resources sector.
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AEMO backs future role of gas-powered generators

As coal-fired generation move towards retirement, the role of gas-powered generators (GPG) is forecast to increase, according the Australian Energy Market Operator’s (AEMO) Integrated System Plan (ISP).
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Leigh Creek Energy Project (LCEP)

Leigh Creek progresses flagship project

Leigh Creek Energy (LCK) has reflected on a June quarter that included being granted a petroleum retention licence (PRL) for its key project and being awarded new acreage in the Cooper Basin.
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Why project controls are critical during times of economic uncertainty

By Brad Barth
InEight chief product officer Oil and gas companies have been racing to respond to the worldwide spread of COVID-19. In an industry that is all too familiar with cyclical ups and downs and occasional geopolitical anomalies, COVID-19 hit like a global wrecking ball. The pandemic has shattered nearly every economic assumption in almost every part of the world, and it happened practically overnight.
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