Business news - 21 May 2014

Gazprom and China National Petroleum Corp. sign pivotal natural gas supply deal as Russia turns taps East.

Following completion of line 6B, Enbridge Inc. is set to begin mobilising crews to carry out restoration work along the pipeline right-of-way.

SemCAMS has announced plans to construct a new sour gas gathering line adjacent to its existing Northwest Wapiti pipeline.

Expansion plans on track in UK and USA.

FoundOcean sets sights on Mexico following PEMEX registration.

EcoStim to use Fotech’s Helios DAS technology for field management operations.

The parties will discuss potential expansion of trading operations and look into collaboration opportunities in gas processing and petrochemicals projects.

Hess Corporation celebrated the recently completed expansion of the Tioga Gas Plant on 19 May.

Production from a subsea template at the Snorre B platform was shut down following the discovery of an abnormal erosion of mass under the template.

The QuantArray is a molecular microbiological method that provides accurate and simultaneous quantification of key organisms and functional genes involved in MIC and oilfield souring.

Koch Pipeline Company announces new project to move more Eagle Ford crude.

Oilfield services company, Expro, has won the President’s Award in the RoSPA Occupational Health and Safety Awards 2014.

Dana Petroleum’s gas export/import pipeline for the Western Isles Development Project has been successfully installed on to the seabed.

Jacobs Engineering has received a five year frame agreement for work at three Borealis facilities in Belgium.

The NEB today released its short-term Canadian natural gas deliverability, 2014 - 2016 EMA.

DNV GL launches a JIP to address documentation issues for subsea operations.