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Construction of Kentucky natural gas pipeline delayed until 2016 The construction of a planned natural gas pipeline in Kentucky has been delayed until 2016, The Associated Press reported. Full Article Share: 
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Statoil hits gas at Kramsno; oil prospects disappoint Statoil with its partners has made a gas discovery in the Kramsno prospect in the Barents Sea, but says Johan Castberg exploration program has not delivered expected oil volumes. Full Article Share:
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New offshore well comes on-stream for Petrobras Petrobras announced that well 9-SPS-77, in the Santos Basin pre-salt Sapinhoa Field, came on-stream February 18th. Full Article Share:
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Massive new Baker Hughes facility takes aim at oil reserves The Artificial Lift Research and Technology Center opened with fanfare on February 20th. Full Article Share:
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SKK Migas: Indonesia oil production fails to reach 2013 target SKK Migas said oil production in Indonesia reached 825,000 barrels per day in 2013, less than the country's initial target of 840,000 bpd. Full Article Share:
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API continues focus on oil and gas rail transport safety The oil and natural gas industry continues to work collaboratively with the Department of Transportation and America’s railroad industry to improve rail safety. Full Article Share:
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Total makes oil discovery east of the Heimdal field in North Sea The well encountered a 21-metre gross oil column in the Heimdal formation, of which 19 metres were of good reservoir quality. Full Article Share:
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Williams receives commitments for Sunrise Expansion capacity Williams Partners expects to bring Atlantic Sunrise into service in the second half of 2017, assuming all necessary regulatory approvals are received in a timely manner. Full Article Share:
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Seadrill secures contracts for multiple drilling rigs in Mexico Petrobras awards Subsea 7 two contracts for remote intervention services with a combined value in excess of $90 million. Full Article Share:
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