The most popular article on Offshore Energy Today in the first week of June was a story about production delay from Chevron’s Big Foot platform due to damage to subsea installation tendons.
This was followed by Statoil’s Energy Perspectives 2015 report that outlines a possible way to meet the 2-degree target which was followed by a report that BP will be shutting down one of its Caspian Sea oil production platforms.
In addition, you also read about the vessel Skandi Africa which won the ‘Ship of the Year’ award, reorganization at Apache Corporation, Shell’s drilling rig Kulluk and a report that said the company is indeed responsible for its 2012 grounding, Saudi Aramco slashing dayrates for three Hercules Offshore’s rigs, and new oil and gas services company that was launched in Aberdeen.
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Chevron: Damage delays Big Foot production
Statoil: Without a change of course everyone will lose, including O&G industry
Reuters: BP to shut Chirag platform
‘Skandi Africa’ wins ‘Ship of the Year’ award
Reorganization at Apache Corporation
Report: Shell responsible for Kulluk grounding
Saudi Aramco slashes dayrates for three Hercules Offshore’s jack-ups
EnerQuip: New oil and gas services company launched in Aberdeen
Offshore Energy Today Staff