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Enbridge has announced it is spending Cdn$ 600 million to support gas distribution growth in the Greater Toronto Area in Canada.

Seabed-to-surface engineering, construction and services contractor, Subsea 7, has announced a new contract for work awarded offshore Norway.

Three of eight Norwegian gas export pipelines have stopped flow to Europe following maintenance works.

Höegh LNG has won the contract to build an FSRU in Quintero Bay, Chile, from Colbún S.A. and AES Gener S.A. The FSRU will be used to supply the client’s power plants.

YPF CEO, Miguel Gallucio, has announced a five year plan from the newly nationalised company to increase production and reduce Argentinian fuel imports.

Latin America’s oil and gas sector has something to celebrate, reports Gordon Cope.

Natural gas production form the Antrim Shale has decreased dramatically in recent years leading many producers to pull out.

OilCareers.com and Air Energi have released the results of a global oil and gas workforce survey.

A leading pipeline services and equipment supplier has successfully performed a hot tapping operation on a live flare line offshore Angola.

Cuadrilla resources is planning to drill a horizontal exploration well at its Anna’s Road site in order to examine the shale rock formation and how much viable gas can be extracted.

The Golden Pass LNG terminal, owned by has submitted an application to the US DOE to export LNG.

Gavin Campbell, Technical Director, Wardell Armstrong LLP, discusses a new fast cycle underground natural gas storage facility at Hole House Farm in the UK.

Chimera Energy and PEMEX have been holding meetings about possible shale exploration in the Chiconpontec Formation using the company’s non-hydraulic extraction method.

New poll commissioned by API finds that US voters support increased development of domestic energy resources, partly to secure more employment, as the economy looks set to play a central role in the upcoming presidential election.

The proposed South Sudan-Kenya crude oil pipeline will cost approximately US$ 3 billion according to South Sudan’s Finance Minister.