Pacific Drilling Rescinds Pacific Zonda Construction Contract
Pacific Drilling Rescinds Pacific Zonda Construction Contract
Pacific Drilling Rescinds Pacific Zonda Construction Contract
Horizon North Logistics Inc. Announces Results for the Quarter Ended September 30, 2015 and Reduction of Quarterly Dividend
McDermott’s Ghana Joint Venture Receives Regulatory Approval
Formation Fluid Announces Year End Results
Suncor Energy reports third quarter 2015 results

Oil & Gas 360® Industry Leadership Survey Results Oil & Gas 360® completed a survey of industry executives last week. The survey was offered to 3,000 current industry leaders working at the highest level. The purpose was to gather the views of chief executives and other c-level officers at E&P, OilService, midstream and related companies as to what they believe will
Houston, Oct. 28, 2015 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Noble Energy, Inc. (NYSE: NBL) announced today that the Big Bend oil development in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico commenced production on October 26, 2015. The single-well field is ramping as expected and is anticipated to reach a maximum gross production rate of approximately 20 thousand barrels of oil equivalent per day (MBoe/d)

Oil prices climbed on the eve of October’s busiest day of earnings season, but significant impairment charges put a damper on the brief rally. Large scale oil producers wrote off billions in the early stages of Q3’15 earnings, as Anadarko Petroleum (ticker: APC), Freeport McMoRan (ticker: FMX), Occidental Petroleum (ticker: OXY) and Whiting Petroleum (ticker: WLL) wrote off more than

Mexico’s state-owned oil major is on pace to record its lowest annual production in three decades Petroleos Mexicanos (Pemex) has transformed its energy policies and welcomed investments with open arms, but the progress is no match for the 53% drop in Mexico crude oil basket prices from one year ago. Pemex posted a loss of 167.6 billion pesos, or $9.9
ArcLight Capital Partners Announces Closing Of Transaction To Acquire Infigen Energy’s U.S. Assets

The Thanksgiving Day Decision Last November, OPEC sparked the decline in crude oil prices that would see both international benchmark Brent crude, and U.S. benchmark WTI crude, lose more than 50% of their value. The group decided to move away from its traditional role of maintaining a reasonable crude oil price in order to protect its market share around the