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UK's IGas Expects 1st Shale Spud Early 2018
UK independent IGas said in a results statement September 20 it is making “good progress” on its East Midlands shale gas acreage. It expects spudding of its first…
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San Leon to Shed All But Two Polish Concessions
UK-listed San Leon Energy, the subject of a takeover bid by China Great United Petroleum, said September 19 it has reached definitive agreements to divest all but two of its…
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US Fund Invests $250mn in Gas Infrastructure
Global Infrastructure Partners Capital Solutions Fund (GIP CAPS) is to invest up to $250mn in Caprock Midstream, it said September 18. Caprock, founded 2015 through a…
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Ukraine Agency Calls for Upstream Gas Investment
Ukraine's national investment council has published an English-language report on upstream gas, which it said September 12 has "huge potential for foreign direct investment." …
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BP Expands Argentine Business
UK major BP said September 11 it has agreed with Bridas to form a new, integrated energy company by combining their interests in the oil and gas producer Pan American Energy (P…
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France Follows Through With Draft Ban from 2040
France's ecology minister Nicolas Hulot presented his draft law to cabinet on September 6 to ban petroleum production in France from 2040. The draft puts flesh on the…
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Western Australia’s 2nd Frack Inquiry 'A Waste of Time': APPEA
Australian upstream oil and gas industry body, APPEA, believes Western Australia’s second inquiry into hydraulic fracturing or fracking in less than two years “is a…
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[Premium] South Africa Needs 'Better Assessment of Shale Potential'
By John Fraser, Johannesburg Delegates at a South African conference on shale gas have been told that much more work needs to be done to assess whether this is, indeed, a…
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Cuadrilla Faces Final Legal Challenge
A residents' group is appealing a decision by the planning division of the High Court to allow shale gas explorer Cuadrilla to frack in Lancashire, northwest England.…
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Statoil Enters Argentine Shale
Norway's state producer Statoil is entering Argentina for the first time, having agreed terms of a 50-50 partnership with Argentina’s leading energy company YPF.…
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BHP to Exit US Shale Assets
BHP chief executive Andrew Mackenzie has said the Australian miner has judged that all its US shale interests are "non-core" and are to be "exited." However it won't be a fire-sal…
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Cuadrilla Prepares for UK Fracking Operation
UK-based Cuadrilla has begun drilling a pilot well onshore in the north of England as a first step towards testing the commerciality of shale gas production in the UK. It has…
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GGP: Cuadrilla Has A Right to Engage with Schools: Ken Wilkinson
The statements, opinions and data contained in the content published in Global Gas Perspectives (GGP) are solely those of the individual authors and…
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BP Points to New US Shale's Potential
BP has brought online a highly productive shale gas well in New Mexico, it said August 7. It said the well showed the potential of the Mancos Shale to be a significant new US…
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Ineos Obtains UK Shale Injunctions
Privately-owned UK chemicals group Ineos said July 31 it had secured High Court injunctions against "unlawful acts including trespass and harassment" at its shale gas exploration…
