July 7-11
Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers/IGARSS International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium July 13-15
20th World Oil Forum July 14-15
API Offshore Crane Operations and Safety Conference July 26-27
2nd Annual Compressed Gas Conference & Exhibition August 4-6
Asia Pacific Oil & Gas Conference & Exhibition August 4-6
SPE Asia Pacific Health, Safety, Security and Environment Conference and Exhibition August 13-15
AAPG Central Atlantic Conjugate Margins Conference August 19
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North American working rigs up for 3rd week
(7/3/2009) Baker Hughes reported today the number of oil and gas rigs drilling in the United States rose again for the third week...
PDVSA & Petrovietnam forming Junin-2 JV
(7/3/2009) Petrovietnam reported today it is establishing a joint venture with Petroleos de Venezuela to develop and produce heavy oil...
Trans-Sahara Pipeline pact signed today
(7/3/2009) The estimated US$13 billion, 4,128-km Trans-Sahara Pipeline came a step closer to fruition today with the signing in Abuja...
Rosneft drilling Sakhalin 3 Veninsky Block
(7/2/2009) Rosneft reported today it has begun drilling on the Veninsky Block in the Sakhalin 3 Project off the Russian Far East...
San Leon awarded Poland's Braniewo license
(7/2/2009) San Leon Energy said today its Polish subsidiary Oculis Investments has been awarded the Baltic Basin Braniewo permit...
Canacol awarded Pacarana TEA in Colombia
(7/2/2009) Canacol Energy said today it has been awarded the Pacarana Technical Evaluation Area in Caguan-Putumayo Basin...
Vangold seeking Kivu license in Rwanda
(7/2/2009) Vangold Resources today revealed it is negotiating a Special Hydrocarbon Exploration License with Rwanda...
AGR picks up North Sea contract extension
(7/2/2009) AGR Field Operations said today it had secured a extension on its contract with StatoilHydro to inspect and certify...
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From the Editor
Peak oil? Probably not but reserves have fallen
Dev George Managing Editor
The planet really isn't running out of oil, even though a number of anti-carbon-energy folk seem to take a degree of pleasure in thinking so. There is, of course, a finite amount of oil beneath the soil and sea of this planet, but that is not something we need to concern ourselves with - at least not for another hundred years. And then it will be a non-issue, since oil will have become so expensive long before that that we will have turned to other sources for energy and the other myriad purposes to which we put oil well before the resource runs dry, if it ever actually does...read more
(7/2/2009) With the exception of the Brent-based crudes Bonny Light, Forties, and Urals/Med, which reported small increases in their price per bbl today, the rest of our monitored benchmarks kept their downward drift with significant drops in prices today on news of government statistics showing an increase in the unemployment rate in the United States having risen to its highest level in 26 years...Go to latest O&G prices/analysis
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