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An oil and gas reservoir has been discovered by Aker BP while the company was drilling near the Alvheim field in the North Sea as confirmed by the Norwegian firm last Monday. Known as Froskelaar (Frog’s Leg) Main, the reservoir is estimated to hold between 45 million and 153 million barrels of oil equivalents and […]

Feb

QRA Training with INPEX Corp

SynergenOG is happy to announce its second Quantitative Risk Assessment (QRA) training programme for INPEX Corporation, Japan via the Institut Teknologi Petronas (INSTEP) Training Programme. The objective of the QRA training course is to enable participants to gain a thorough understanding of the different aspects of process safety and risk, allowing them to fully assess, evaluate […]

Feb

Integrated Risk Contour

SynergenOG (SOG) is conducting a study to develop an integrated ISO-Risk Contour covering four (4) major processing plants which are located adjacent to each other within a specific area in Brunei. The study acts as a foundation for the development of an integrated site Emergency Response Plan (ERP). SOG has done other works in Brunei, associating […]

Feb

Oil Major Total Makes Gas Discovery at North Sea Glengorm Prospect

Total and its partners which include China’s CNOOC has discovered a new gas source off the coast of Britain at the North Sea Glengorm prospect. It had recoverable resources which are estimated at 250 million barrels of oil equivalent (boe). According to Total, with further drilling and testing to be carried out, this could assess […]

Feb

HSE Safety Case for Drilling Rigs

SynergenOG (SOG) is proud to announce another win in securing a contract to conduct Safety Case Update for a Jack-up Mobile Offshore Drilling Unit. The updates were in compliance with the Case Guideline issued by the International Association of Drilling Contractors (IADC) for Health, Safety & Environment (HSE). SOG has conducted more than 10 studies […]

Jan

Gold Processing Plant

SynergenOG (SOG) was engaged to perform a Gas Dispersion Modelling Study to evaluate the performance of the existing gas detection system (hydrogen cyanide and sulphur dioxide) and identify potential areas for improvement. The objective of this study is to evaluate the adequacy of existing gas detectors layout and to demonstrate that the location and number […]

Jan

Faroe Agrees North Sea Deal with Shell

Faroe Petroleum, an oil and gas explorer and producer which focuses on Norway and the UK has entered into a partnership with subsidiaries of Royal Dutch Shell and Spirit Energy on exploring the Edinburgh area while it is being developed. Faroe would hand over the operation to Shell once the drilling decision is taken. All […]

Jan

Oil’s volatility hastening decline in oil-indexed LNG pricing

Pricing of long liquefied natural gas (LNG) contracts is facing an unpredictable moment due to the fluctuating oil price. With the rising supply and expansion of exports from Qatar, Australia and recently the US, the contractual terms are evolving with the diversification of LNG supplies. This gives buyers greater bargaining power when it comes to negotiating […]

Dec

ExxonMobil and BHP Greenlight Offshore Australia Project