The top executive for oilfield services firm Halliburton Co earned roughly $10 million more in 2020 than the prior year, despite company pledges to reduce
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Press Release: Governor Abbott Declines To Throw First Pitch At Texas Rangers Game Due To MLB’s False Narrative On Voter Integrity Laws, April 5, 2021.
Governor Greg Abbott today sent a letter to the Texas Rangers baseball organization declining the invitation to throw out the ceremonial first pitch at the
Current State Of Petroleum Inventories, 4/6/2021
Reviewing the short term history of petroleum inventories, it is safe to say that the oil business is back to normal. In the figure, it
Press Release From Offshore Engineer Magazine: Floating Production Systems Market Bounces Back on Recovering Oil Prices, 4/2/2021
Orders for production floaters have bounced back over the past month driven by rising crude prices, according to Jim McCaul, head of offshore business intelligence
By The Numbers, 3/31/2021
The EIA published its Weekly Petroleum Status Report. Here are some highlights. All items are in millions of barrels per day except inventories, which is
Article From Drilling Contractor Magazine: Westwood forecast Global oilfield spending to reach $156 billion in 2021
Global drilling & well services (DWS) spending is forecast to reach $213 billion by 2025, according to a new report issued by Westwood Global Energy
