Business news - 12 May 2014

According to a research report by consulting firm Molten, many oil and gas companies are ‘borderline irresponsible’ in treatment of data.

Aquaterra Energy has partnered with Norwich School to take part in the Engineering Education Scheme.

Viper Subsea has attracted Shell to join BP and Total in a JIP to develop its subsea technology.

EY has released the findings of it bi-annual Oil and Gas Capital confidence barometer.

The West African Gas Pipeline Company is considering expanding its pipeline capacity in anticipation of potential new gas sources in Ghana and Nigeria.

Nautronix awarded five year frame contract by Ceona.

Spectra Energy Corp recorded a net income of US$ 419 million in Q1 2014, an improvement from US$ 340 million in Q1 2013.

Regency Energy Partners LP has announced that it will construct a new processing plant and pipeline at Regency’s Dubberly facility in North Louisiana.

A look at some of the latest oil refining news from Asia and Africa.

The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has released its first ever Oil and Gas Annual Report.

A time capsule consisting newspapers and coins buried on the site, celebrated the building of a new receiving terminal for Norwegian gas in Emden Germany.

NEB announces public hearing for TransCanada 2015-2030 settlement agreement.

Helix has reached an agreement with a subsidiary of McDermott to provide ROV services and equipment for McDermott’s fleet of subsea construction and pipelay support vessels.