Batteries on Wheels Will Change the Grid and the Way We Use Electricity

The co-founder of Australia’s Tritium, a global leader in the electric vehicle fast-charging market, has warned that energy utilities could be caught out if they fail to adapt to the possibilities of vehicle-to-grid charging technology.   Either way, James Kennedy said, the chief technology officer…

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Panoro Energy provides update on Tunisian oil and gas assets

Panoro Energy has provided an update on its Tunisian oil & gas assets.   Material progress is being reported on the TPS assets (recently acquired from OMV) and the Sfax Offshore Permit (‘SOEP’). At TPS, immediate production opportunities have been identified which should increase the…

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Angus Energy announces Brockham BR-X4Z well test update

AIM-listed Angus Energy, a leading UK conventional oil and gas production and development company, has announced that the Brockham X4Z well has been perforated from 960 metres to 1,155 metres (an interval of 195 metres) measured depth.   The average Tmax for this interval was 424.5 C with…

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Insurance Jottings

UK Financial Sector Wants Deeper EU Access Than Non-EU Countries After Brexit Britain’s financial sector needs stability to secure its future, along with deeper access to the European Union market after Brexit than what non-EU countries normally get, a senior industry official said on the…

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COSL identifies rig for offshore southern Ireland wells

China Oilfield Services Ltd (COSL) has put forward its semi-submersible COSLInnovator for next-phase drilling on the Barryroe oil field offshore southern Ireland.   Barryroe is in standard exploration license (SEL) 1/11 in 100 metres (328 feet) of water in the North Celtic Sea basin, 50…

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Alberta Amends Oil Curtailment to Pacify Companies

Alberta is gradually chipping away at its own oil curtailment programme to placate energy companies who have grown unhappy with the mandated cuts.   The oil-rich Canadian province amended the curtailment rules on the 30th January to allow some oil sands producers, and companies who…

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Vietsovpetro starts oil field off Vietnam

JV Vietsovpetro has reported the start of production from Ca Tam (Beluga) oil field offshore Vietnam with commissioning of the CTC-1 wellhead platform.   Initial flow from three wells was 11,900 b/d, according to the Russian-Vietnamese joint venture and state-owned Zarubezhneft of Moscow.   The…

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