Archive for April, 2009

Oil demand will pick up in 2010

The slump in oil prices could end up cutting the growth in future oil supply in half from what would have been anticipated during the high price period, according to a study from Cambridge Energy Research Associates, an IHS company. CERA Senior Director Peter Jackson stated: The inventory of potential new oilfield developments, including fields [...]

Simon Storage completed latest phase of investment programme

Simon Storage Ltd. announced that it has completed the latest phase of its investment programme to deliver major improvements to pipeline systems serving Simon’s storage facilities and jetties at its Immingham Terminals located on the south bank of the River Humber. For full story, click here

Kearl project would give oil-sands a big boost

Canada’s stagnant oilsands sector could get the biggest boost it’s received in some time if Imperial Oil Ltd. declared next week that it will proceed with its 100,000-barrel-per-day Kearl oilsands project. For full story, click here

Nautical Petroleum received 100 mln pounds budget boost

Nautical Petroleum has rallied to its highest since last October after predicting allowances made in yesterday Budget will boost the value of its North Sea assets by almost £100m. Heavy oil related developments have been given a Field Allowance of £800m by the Treasury as a specific target. For full story, click here

U.K Govt. aimed to boost Oil and Gas Devt. with Tax Cuts

U.K. Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling declared that he will introduce tax incentives to encourage the development of smaller oil and gas fields in the North Sea with the aim of squeezing an extra 2 billion barrels equivalent out of the rapidly declining region. For full story, click here

Oil Sands braced for American Green fuel Regulation

Federal and Alberta officials reported that they will make a last-ditch effort in California today to head off a regulation that would target oil sands emission levels and create a new barrier to the export of the unconventional oil. Alberta Energy spokesman Jason Chance stated: We want to make sure that all sources are assessed [...]